Is there anything I can do to rust spots inside my drier that are leaving rust stains on my clothes?

Question

I was wondering if there is a paint I can spray inside the drier that can stand up to the heat of the drier?

Answer 1

Rust oleum is a great product. Should be available at Lowe's or Home Depot.
Here's what it looks like:
http://www.epinions.com/Paint-Rust-Oleum_RustOleum_12_Oz_Silver_Heat_Resistant_Spray_Paint_Enamel/display_~full_specs

Use a steel wool on the rust area then wipe clean with a dry cloth
sand again and wipe. then apply spray paint to clean surface.

Answer 2

This occurred to me. i became so mad because rust is so not basic to get out! i imagine you may have a small chip on your dyer. The chip should be quite small in spite of the indisputable fact that it exposes the metallic which even as further to moist clothing motives the rusting. i'd examine back for the tinniest chip on your dryer drum and contained in the door. in case you detect one you should purely must have the drum bumped off and changed. i'd ask ( consisting of-Kenmore or in spite of sort dryer you've) before you try this if there's a product that could conceal a small chip. like the paint they furnish you with once you purchase a sparkling motor vehicle, that is more low priced than replacing the drum. somewhat merchandise ought to have scratched the paint away or maybe as it is spinning to dry your clothing, say it became a small rock, it ought to have chipped the paint on your drum or interior door. desire this facilitates! Jules

Answer 3

If you don't mind a little work....sand the areas inside the drum, and paint over them with a stove paint (which is good in high heat situations.) Let the paint cure completely before throwing clothes in.

Answer 4

Yes. Get a new dryer or replace the drum.

Answer 5

cover with duct tape, laugh at me but it works.

Answer 6

Yes. Buy a new dryer.

:)