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I have a few knives & utensils that have rust on them. I'm surprised as they're stainless steel, although I must admit I've put them in the d/w a few times... my bad, but I'm recovering from over a dozen broken bones, so I knew this might happen.
In any event, I used to use a magic concoction that worked miracles... it was placing a piece of tin foil in a container then either filling it with water or vinegar and baking soda or maybe cream of tartar. The problem is I've forgotten what worked, tried all of the above in varying amounts & nothing works.
I used to just dip the utensil into the liquid & it instantly removed any rust. I've searched for months & cannot find anything. Does anyone have the "recipe" for rust removal?
I’ve seen many YouTube video
With coke or Pepsi and baking soda
I’ve got an old cleaver that finds its way in the dishwasher and gets rust spots
… those green scrubbies or steel scrubbies with elbow grease and baking soda .. usually works
Stainless steel is rust resistant, not rust proof. We put stainless cutlery in the dishwasher all the time, and have never had an issue with rust. As mentioned, Barkeepers Friend might work. It works for cleaning everything else.
Have you tried CLR cleaner? I believe CLR stands for Calcium, Lime, and Rust.
As WRM20 said, we put stainless steel in the dishwasher all the time with no rusting problem. I suppose it could be your water quality or even the brand of detergent you used, or possibly your stainless steel has a lower chromium content.
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