1, white vinegar rust removal method. You don't need to try other exotic methods or buy expensive chemicals to get rid of rust, common things in the kitchen have a high acidic content that can be used to remove rust, soak the item in white vinegar for at least ten minutes, if your items are as convenient to soak as earrings, screws, knives, and tools, then using white vinegar is a great way to go, check it after ten minutes and depending on the size of the rusted area and the fineness of the item. It may take a few minutes or a full day for the acetic acid to penetrate the rust, when the item is removed the rust should be completely removed, a gentle scrubbing with a soft brush is needed to complete the final step, for larger items try soaking a rag in vinegar and then invading around the item with its wrapping for up to a few minutes, the method of removing the rust with white vinegar is best suited to delicate items that require a gentle disposal.

2. Remove rust with lemon. If you really don't want to use the soaking method and prefer the natural method, then using lemon juice is fine, rub some salt on the rusted area of the object, once it is completely coated pour some lemon juice on it, now let it soak for about two hours, if it is soaked for too long it may damage the item, wipe it and rinse it with water after it is done soaking. The best thing about using lemon is that it also removes rust from clothes, car seats, carpets and other plants, in this case pour a little lemon juice on the stain and then sprinkle cream of tartar to remove the rust, the citrus content not only removes the stain but also makes the fabric smell good.