How do you get rust marks out of white trousers?

Answer 1

if they are proper white just bleach them, that'll get rid of any 'rust' marks

Answer 2

If you can find Oxalic Acid at the drug store or hardware store, this works well to remove iron stains. The way this stuff works is that it chemically binds with iron to make it soluble in water. This acid is an organic acid and is a weak acid so it won't burn your skin. However, don't ingest it and keep it away from your eyes.

I live in a community that has problems with iron in the municiple water, so getting stains on clothes happens routinely. This gets them clean most of the time.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Apply lemon juice and leave for a few minutes.

Rinse off then use a biological washing powder in the washing machine.

'Vanish' is also a commercial product you could try. Readily available in most supermarkets.

Answer 5

All stores sell rust remover in cleaning product section, also CLR is a calcium, lime & rust remover. Treat & rewash you dont want to get it on your skin.

Answer 6

The same thing that gets everything out of white pants - The almighty Nappy San!!!!

Answer 7

Soak in vinegar for about an hour then wash on heavy duty cycle of washer. Good luck, this has worked for me in the past.

Answer 8

I'd probably use tipex but i am a bit of a nob head.Apart from that i don't think your chances are great.

Answer 9

try one of these maybe

http://www.redbgone.com/howtolaundry.html
http://www.azfamily.com/gmaz/queen/faq.html#rust
http://www.howtocleananything.com/tipdetails.asp?tid=1171
http://missourifamilies.org/quick/materialqa/material12.htm