I Didn’t Believe It Until I Tried This Easy Method Myself! How To Quickly Remove Rust

This is my new video how I discovered the amazing power of electricity in removing rust from metal! Rusty metal surfaces can be a real problem, but I think, I solved this problem! In this video I’ll show you how I used an old laptop adapter and some knowledge to get rid of rust from an old metal wrench.
The process of removing rust from metal with the help of electricity is known as "electrolytic rust removal" or "electrolysis rust removal." It works on the principle of using an electric current to reverse the oxidation process that causes rust.
Here's what you'll see in this video:
🔌 Setting up the rust removal station: I’ll guide you through my the simple setup process.
💡 Understanding the science: Learn the science behind how electricity can tackle rust.
🛠️ Tools and materials: I’ll show the essentials I used for this electrifying project.
🔋 Electrolysis in action: Watch as I demonstrate the complete rust removal process step by step.
✨ Reveal the results: See the incredible transformation as the rust disappears before your eyes!
Electrolytic rust removal is effective for removing even deep-seated rust without damaging the underlying metal. It's a relatively gentle and non-abrasive method that is particularly useful for restoring antique tools, automotive parts, and other metal items.
⚡However, it's important to follow safety precautions when working with electricity and chemicals, and the process may take some time depending on the severity of the rust.
Don't miss out on this simple solution on how to remove rust from metal! Subscribe for more amazing home renovation DIY hacks and tricks! ⚡🔧👋

[@JohnDoesItAll]

You can also boil a rusty tool in distilled water. The rust turns black (ferric oxide). Card off the loose material and spray with vinegar and allow to rust and boil again. Repeat three or four times and you now have rust resistant bluing like a firearm. (Rust bluing process). It looks nice😊

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you so much for your advise! I hope it would also be helpful for the audience

[@Tips365day]

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[@gargoyleb]

Did not know that! Thank you!

[@JohnDoesItAll]

@@gargoyleb Good subject for your next video (rust bluing process). 😉

[@CreatorTips.007]

@@YouCanTelevision Thank you for sharing, I'm looking to restore my old vise and this is what I'm looking for,

[@norvillerogers3207]

Step 1: Mute stock music

[@MeterReader-s1s]

LoL

[@Karim-uknwmg702]

step 2 make dj remix 😂

[@whitelightning3263]

I've always used my battery charger, i never thought of using a computer cord , especially for smaller items. great idea. I'm impressed.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for a positive comment! Be careful with electricity)

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@GabrielLabraney]

Could I do this with an engine block?

[@Andrew-tr5zg]

Used a laptop power cable for mine too, stable up to 20v dc current.

[@andyr8812]

From what I know, you would get better results if you use baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) instead of salt, and use iron instead of steel as anode.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot for commenting! I actually used iron (not steel) as anode

[@Misiracaltudamecekas-qw8xo]

I beleve your anode is steel uderwise it would be rusted like rebar not shiny @@YouCanTelevision

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes

[@diverbob8]

Steel is refined iron....not chemically different to a significant extent. In the process of cleaning a steel strip, it is first pickled in acid (Hydrochloric or Sulfuric) then cleaned with alternating polarity. Example :Cathodic, Anotic, Cathodic, Anodic, Cathodic in a mostly Baking Powder bath (Sodium Carbonate). This has the combined effect neutralizing the pickling acid and providing ionization that conducts the electrical current.

[@JoeandAngie]

Use washing soda...sodium carbonate...not sodium bicarbonate. Salt can liberate chlorine gas...

[@arkhilious]

To anyone who does this at home, be sure to do it in a well ventilated area, as running current through salt water generates both hydrogen and chlorine gas. I made the mistake of doing this in my bedroom the first time. Definitely not a fun experience. Great video overall!

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for sharing your experience, yes, doing this in a well ventilated room or on an open air is the best advice! Always take all safety measures when doing any kind of works

[@Tips365day]

@@YouCanTelevision That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@pamelakerwin282]

What was the other metal that you placed with the spanner?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Just ordinary piece of steel. You just need to clean it from rust to ensure good contact with the wire

[@infinityblt9733]

I thought it it was a magnet....

[@TheCarlhungness]

Sure could have said so in the video.@@YouCanTelevision

[@lufknuht5960]

If he is an American, he didn't have a spanner, but a wrench

[@weldor007]

I use an old brake drum, 1/2 rebar was dissolving too fast.

[@blackie576]

No safety cautions explaining the voltage of the step down transformer, some poor goose with minimal understanding will plug straight into the power source and end up getting fried, you have an obligation to put maximum emphasis on safety around electricity.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your advise, yes, I will!

[@Walker7745]

Approximately the same result will be after processing with an iron brush, using an angle grinder for five minutes. The only difference is that the tool will be more shiny, and the charger will remain intact.

[@YouCanTelevision]

This method does not require any efforts from my part, but iron brush does. The rust on this wrench is quite deep and old, so you would need quite some time and efforts to get rid of it. So, electrolysis method is better, for this particular task, as for me

[@Walker7745]

@@YouCanTelevision Well. It was a joke to some extent. You have the right to use any method. You got my like anyway.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot for commenting, it's much appreciated! Please, check out my other videos!

[@mikelkie]

Hydrochloric acid in dilute form works a lot faster

[@swizking]

@@YouCanTelevision rust converter is cheap! little effort. this is a scam.

[@yourjustdesserts]

Some suggestions: More safety surrounding your electrical equipment Attach a metal rod on your cathode side and resist submerging the wire so you can reuse the charger's wire. State the advantage of electrolysis. One of them being that it blues the metal and thus mitigates rust from forming as easily. This does not happen with a vinegar bath or power tool rust removal methods.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for your input!

[@BIGJIM947]

@@YouCanTelevision Also, this should be done outside, this process produces Hydrogen gas, very explosive.

[@petersplat6164]

Jesus fuck, it's only probably 5 volts. I've been an electronics tech for 40 years, and I don't worry about chicken shit like this. And use bare hands.

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@Abandon7d]

Hi, leave 24 h in cheap vinegar, then clean with a pan cleaner (steel-wool). Same result :-)

[@loumalizia162]

I do horseshoe art and get a lot of used shoes that are really nasty. After manually cleaning all the crud off, I throw them in a plastic tote and use good old 2% vinegar and electrolysis to clean the rust off. I've got pictures of about a 3" high layer of rust from a batch. Also, I bend them and weld them and none crack. They are made of very ductile steels.

[@rayhildebrandt4065]

Sehr guter Beitrag und Ergebniss. Einfach und wirksam mit geringem Aufwand. Danke für das Hochladen. Beste Grüße aus Deutschland.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Vielen Dank, dass Sie meinen Kanal gesehen haben! Viel Glück und Erfolg für Sie! ❤️❤️❤️

[@swf68]

Klappt mit einem 12-V Batterieladegerät wesentlich besser und ist auch sicherer. Aber wenn man nach dieser Methode das Stahlteil nicht mit Öl oder Ähnlichem einreibt, sieht es nach 2 Tagen wieder wie vorher aus...

[@YouCanTelevision]

Vielen Dank für Ihre Ergänzung

[@tribulationcoming]

Very good and will try on some rusted items, thanks much.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Good luck! Be careful when working with electricity!

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@alankevin_007]

Merci. Personnellement j'utilise un chargeur de batterie 12 v et des cristaux de soude.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Merci pour votre commentaire! L'adaptateur secteur de mon ordinateur portable est également de 12 volts. Bonne chance dans votre travail!

[@alankevin_007]

@@YouCanTelevision Ah, j'ai cru que c'était du 220v dans l'électrolyse ! ^^

[@mudspringer]

Great content, great editing, great video! Thanks for posting it :).

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot for your bright comment! I really appreciate it! Good luck to you!

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@ut561]

good video but thumbs down only for the subscription popping sounds and the annoying music during the video. would have been better with you narrating the video.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you, may be some day this will happen!

[@galedavis3198]

@@YouCanTelevisionThe guy’s right. Nice info, annoying sounds. Thanks

[@toolman0083]

The weird so called music made me stop at 0:16 and go look for an adult version!

[@Aquabob1]

@@toolman0083….Did you ever consider volume control….? Or mute…?

[@kss4061]

Mach einfach lautlos 😏

[@d_eye]

Drill n wire brush ways more efficient / effective

[@sotiris_constantinou]

What is the voltage current ?

[@YouCanTelevision]

the laptop adapter is 12V I think

[@e1woqf]

What are you doing with the remaining liquids?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Just dispose. Someone here proposed to drink it instead of coffee, but I do not think is would be a tasty drink)) (do not try this at home))

[@ngoziroots]

Drinking it

[@randyfitz8310]

Here in California it’s considered hazardous waste.

[@rajendersingh9411]

Great video. Very practical and doable. Thank you. ❤

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot! I am glad that you liked it!

[@jimbola77]

cool idea man! but seems like too much time is involved I just use Dremel and a wire brush! thanks for sharing what do you do with the liquid? seems like you can have a cup of coffee! LOL...

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, cool idea about the coffee! This is where some money may be saved!))

[@davidhandyman7571]

Using a Dremel removes the rust and good metal, and the item will rust again. Using electrolysis removes rust and forms a protective coating. It is a form of "Bluing".

[@digluugrootdu7606]

It can also cause hydrogen embrittlement and leaves a tough remove black stain. Acids are best.

[@MrSpiker26]

@@davidhandyman7571 coat the item/tool in Lanoline. Lanolin is a highly effective formulation for long-term corrosion protection on metal surfaces under extreme climatic and high humidity conditions. This product generates a lanolin film which does not dry out or wash off easily with water. A single treatment will provide protection for an indefinite period (years). The exposed area of the undercarriage should be re-treated every other year, or as needed depending on the use, and geographic region

[@pavloscharalampous5369]

The voltage is 240 v or less?

[@YouCanTelevision]

I connect the laptop adapter to 220V voltage, but the adapter in its turn produces 12 volts

[@jimtroupes]

Great content !

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot for your positive comment!

[@lajoslaszloszkarosi5016]

Nagyon jó az ötlet csak a faszültsége nagysága hiányzik hogy hány volt 12 volt vagy elég a 9 volt ampert nemkérdezem mart az már csipkedi a vízbe nyúlásnál de ahoz elég a feszültség mentesítjük?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Helló! A laptop adaptere 12 V feszültséget termel. Ez elég ahhoz, hogy a módszer működjön

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@elizabethconsuelosflores8332]

muy bien explicado,ahora si entendi ,gracias.

[@YouCanTelevision]

¡Gracias por ver mis vídeos! ¡Buena suerte para ti!

[@kenord3437]

What voltage are you running through it?

[@YouCanTelevision]

I think the adapter reduces the regular voltage to 12V

[@scottsannes3871]

Wire wheel will do it in about 5 minutes.

[@johnhartman8086]

Thanks. Follow that up with Simichrome and it Will look brand new.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for your addition! ❤️

[@viajesyaventuras46]

A drill with a wire brush and you leave it sparkling in 3 minutes...

[@YouCanTelevision]

In fact, a drill with a wire brush will not remove rust as easily as this electrolysis method. Especially with parts with many edges. But you can combine these two methods - first, using electricity, remove the main layer of rust, and then use a metal brush to polish the metal until it shines

[@Synthematix]

I want to know why people use steel spanners

[@abpccpba]

If you have a drill motor and wire brush.

[@Nitecrow314]

​@@Synthematix Because chocolate spanners aren't very good.

[@Synthematix]

@@Nitecrow314 Still better than steel

[@charlescoker7752]

So many say you can not use copper wire. You proved them wrong.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your support!❤️

[@franktrujillo9348]

I agree with you.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for watching my channel! Good luck to you and come back to see my new videos!

[@DIYTechTrends]

thanks for sharing

[@YouCanTelevision]

Your comment is so much appreciated!

[@mrgruffy4499]

What is the thick disc? A magnet? I assume that your electrical source is DC current Electrolysis needs DC current.

[@YouCanTelevision]

This disc is just a metal ring from my dumbbell. I just use electricity from my home socket

[@elalquimista9357]

Esta bueno el video, solo un par de detalles a comentar sin querer desprestigiar el mismo. Sería conveniente que le avisara a la gente que no valla a tocar el agua porque la llave la van usar para abrir las puerta del cielo, segundo seria conveniente ponerle cables de mayor calibre asi calientan mucho y podrian provocar un incendio sumado a lo que vas a pagar de luz,( saldria mas barato una llave nueva) y de ultima si lo quieren hacer coloquenle una lampara de 100watt incandescente en serie como "carga" (asi se les va a recalentar el enchufe), solo sugiero para cosas que el el oxido este por dentro y no se pueda acceder vale la pena,

[@Falstaff1893]

Brick Acid is very powerful enough to deoxidise rust it will even soften hardened concrete from construction tools like trowels shovel's etc

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you! I did nit hear about Brick acid

[@nicolamacchia7339]

E' meglio non usare acidi, è difficile poi eliminarli per impedire una nuova ossidazione. I metodi Elettrolitico e galvanico conferiscono alle superfici metalliche una specie di brunitura che impedirà le possibili future ossidazioni.@@YouCanTelevision

[@YouCanTelevision]

Grazie per la tua conoscenza!

[@Tips365day]

5:43 That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot, I just do not understand why you write about that so many times

[@leohthelion8485]

Any recommendations for getting some rust off from a gerber flik?

[@YouCanTelevision]

This particular method could be helpful, I think. Just take all precautions related to the work with electricity

[@kevinmkraft]

So, what was the metal disk from? And can anything else be used?

[@YouCanTelevision]

The metal disc is just a part of my iron dumbbell. You can use any iron piece you have

[@kevinmkraft]

@@YouCanTelevision Got it. Thanks!

[@شهرامبودشی-ص5ي]

بهترین راه تعویض آچاره زنگ زده است🤝

[@YouCanTelevision]

ممنون بابت نظر))

[@loumalizia162]

I do horseshoe art and get a lot of nasty used shoes. After getting the crud and old nails out. I use a plastic tote and about 3" of 2% white vinegar with a battery charge on manual. Get a foamy 2-3" layer of rust percolating up from the H.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for describing your work experience. Very interesting! Thank you for watching my videos!

[@johntsentidis6637]

Hi you can do the same with viniger, and you can save power.👍

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, I know, thank you for your comment! I made a video about that method - rust removal using the mixture of vinegar and baking soda

[@apocalypseae]

@@YouCanTelevisionwhich method is the best, from your experience ?

[@Vedikak7287]

How many volt power used?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Usually a normal laptop charger gives about 12Volts, if I am not mistaken. Always use all precautions when working with electricity

[@wayneandrus240]

VERY helpful

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot for your commenting and for watching my video!

[@johnrobbins9928]

You can also soak your tool in Muriatic acid. This makes masonry tools look brand new .

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your advise! I hope it will be useful for the audience. Cheers!

[@dogpatch8266]

nice wrench

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Dedmoroz-z3l]

very good

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you so much for your positive comment!

[@paultyrer2171]

I'd just put it in my shot blasting cabinet with fine shot or use my bench grinder with wire wheel ,that's ok for fine parts like clock movements etc

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, you are completely right, this method is rather for fine parts

[@robinbrown3347]

The part will rust immediately so be fast with a protective coating. I have fully restored an antique vice that was a lawn ornament and caked with rust. Those bubbles are oxygen and hydrogen so do it in a well ventilated area like outside.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, thank you for sharing your experience and safety advise. This is important for all!

[@kwacz]

what did you do with all the hazardous waste that was generated doing this??

[@YouCanTelevision]

I got rid of it properly

[@initial_boyz]

Dose it work with aluminum and what if i up the voltage

[@YouCanTelevision]

I am not sure, if this works with aluminium. Aluminium does not rust, doesn't it? For the voltage - I really do not advise you to up it. Always use all precautions when working with electricity!

[@sergioivanmartinezlaura]

Cual es el votaje o. Amperaje del cargador?

[@YouCanTelevision]

El adaptador de mi computadora portátil tiene 12 voltios; es un adaptador normal para una computadora portátil vieja

[@tomjeros1234]

Witam, jaka proporcja soli a ilość wody? Pozdrawiam

[@YouCanTelevision]

Dzień dobry Użyłem 4 łyżek soli na 1 litr wody

[@annaovcharenko485]

Thank you for the video! It is very informative and eye-pleasing😊

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you so much for watching my video! Your comment weights so much for me!!!

[@betomensajero6154]

Perdón mi ignorancia, me podrías decir que es el objeto al que unes el cable rojo??? Gracias 🇦🇷

[@betomensajero6154]

???????

[@YouCanTelevision]

¡Hola! ¡Gracias por ver mis videos con tanta atención! Conecté el cable rojo a un trozo de mi mancuerna. Esta pieza está hecha de hierro. Aquí solo necesitas llevar cualquier cosa hecha de hierro

[@carlosarmero594]

Cool video there more than one way to accomplish a task and that is what he is showing us. Grinder wheel, wire wheel, Dremel. Vinegar,etc all good methods. A lot of poison to pick from here.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your support! Appreciated!❤️

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@ExperimentZone84]

Nice work

[@HANNIENABUAL]

what is in the positive wire it is a magnet? or steel

[@YouCanTelevision]

Hello, no, that is not a magnet, but piece of iron. This was just a part of my dumbbell

[@Falstaff1893]

Soak in Brick acid & it will come out spotless rins it clean then apply a coat of oil

[@YouCanTelevision]

The rust on this wrench is so old, so I think, just soaking it in acid will not be enough to remove it completely

[@mirkoburattini6480]

Ciao ottimo video, che vuol dire x6 ..x20?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Ciao! Grazie per aver posto questa domanda! Ciò significa che questo segmento del video viene accelerato di 6 o 20 volte

[@wingrider1004]

You need to use the Arm and Hammer Super Washing Soda...better than salt or regular baking soda from all accounts...it can be harder to find.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you, but this type of soda won't be available in all countries)

[@albertog1964]

Non ho capito cosa è quel tondino di ferro. Grazie

[@YouCanTelevision]

Ciao! Grazie per avermi scritto! Questa è una chiave metallica per allentare i dadi.

[@alal-kv8px]

se llama llave fija, tiene varias medidas se distinguen por numeros son para distintas medidas de tuercas, aprietan o aflojan.

[@albertog1964]

@@YouCanTelevision Lo so cosa è quella. Lo sa anche un bambino. Ti ho chiesto cosa è quella cosa tonda con il buco.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Questa cosa con un buco è un cerchio del mio manubrio

[@samaEX1]

😂😂😂@@alal-kv8px

[@pdlister]

If you repeat the cycle, will it eventually return to original condition?

[@YouCanTelevision]

I doubt this can happen...)) Just leave the wrench in the water for some time and it will return to the original condition. You won't even need electricity for this)

[@weldor007]

You mean REVERSE the cycle ? Haven't tried that yet...

[@christopherpayment2954]

Muriatic acid, neutralize with baking soda water, rinse well, then polish with metal polishing steel wool with fluid film.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your feedback, I am sure, your method would be helpful for the audience!

[@GlobalShorts_786]

What is the red wire attact too round thing is it a magnet .?

[@YouCanTelevision]

No, that is just a piece of iron. I used a part of my dumbbell

[@Monde-Miroir]

After treatment, in 3 months, will the key rust again? 🤔

[@YouCanTelevision]

It depends on how you would preserve it from rust

[@maciekz.3120]

Personally, I prefer 30% HNO3 and 10 minutes at most... Better effect, but not everyone has such reagents.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for your addition

[@JoeandAngie]

Nitric acid is not found at "the walmark"

[@Stories7997]

That's so great. I love watching your videos.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you so much! I like to see your comments, my friend!

[@Richiebones]

Does it work on chrome

[@YouCanTelevision]

I am afraid, no. But you need to consult a specialist before trying

[@antoniogarciajimenez9276]

Ademas de la sal,le puso otra cosa?

[@YouCanTelevision]

No, no agregué nada más que sal. Hice todo como se muestra en el video.

[@antoniogarciajimenez9276]

gracias por responder ,@@YouCanTelevision

[@Middlestepofficial]

You need to use a power supply that is not designed as a battery charger. Chargers usually require battery to be hooked up to provide current, otherwise it won't work. A power supply instead is a much better option - 12v, 5A approximately should do the trick. Another thing to mention is a phenomenon known as Hydrogen Embrittlement. This is a result of the electrolysis and the small Hydrogen bubbles forming on the metal. These bubbles sip through the small molecular cracks of the metal, making it more brittle. To mitigate this, the metal should be baked for a few hours on temp of around 200 degrees C, in order to reduce the risk of cracking.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for such a deep knowledge of the matter!

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you so much!

[@dahmane410]

On peut aussi tremper l'outil rouillé dans l'acide chlorhydrique concentré pendant une heure ou plus. C'est très efficace.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Merci pour votre ajout, peut-être que cette méthode fonctionne également. Cependant, l'acide chlorhydrique est une substance plutôt dangereuse

[@dahmane410]

@YouCanTelevision Évidemment dangereuse. Donc , à manipuler avec beaucoup de précaution ( entre autres, mettre des gants, porter des lunettes de protection, travailler en plein air...)

[@AlfredoOrellana-g2g]

Nice spanner indeed!

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your comment! Yes, it has seen a lot, for sure, and has a rustic-type of surface

[@GeorgeGalanos-q8u]

Hallo to every one, if you put plain potassium in warm water mix it to desolve , any thing rusty you put in for 24 hours will have the same result even better, 😊

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for adding! Cheers!

[@salvo3534]

Se inverti le Polarizzazioni e metti un pezzo di rame o altro metallo puoi fare l'esatto contro anziché togliere uno strato di metallo più sovrappeso per cromate o ricoprire di uno strato di altro materiale..si chiama elettro foresi

[@YouCanTelevision]

Super! Grazie per la tua aggiunta!

[@nicolamacchia7339]

O si, ma se poi lo spazzoli, viene via.

[@tomayrscotland6890]

I would have cleaned it on my bench grinder with a wire wheel, 10 mins. But a good idea all the same.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for commenting! Yes, a wire wheel would be quicker

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍.Thank you

[@YouCanTelevision]

You are welcome, my friend! Thanks for watching!

[@twodogs9961]

I'm thinking it would be very wise to remember to unplug it before takilng the items out of the water.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Your input makes sence!

[@weldor007]

12 volts will tickle a little but it won't knock you on your ass.

[@thethracian3998]

electrifying

[@Tips365day]

That's so great! I learned many great tips from your creative videos I subscribed to your channel to support you

[@BeADad2447]

What voltage?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Normal voltage of a notebook adapter is 12 volts

[@ebbeweber1310]

Powersource?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Original power source at my home is 220V, but the notebook adapter reduces it to 12V. This means you need to take into consideration 12V

[@sergioivanmartinezlaura]

Los dos tienen que ser metalicos tambien en el agua?🙄

[@YouCanTelevision]

La segunda parte también debería ser de hierro

[@lung0fish1]

Salt could make chlorine or chlorates. Best to use baking soda or citric acid.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thank you for your input!

[@weldor007]

Sodium Carbonate (washing soda) works best.

[@nicolamacchia7339]

Yes soda - No acid

[@nortenjoseph7976]

And what about the voltage ⚡ normal 12volt 4Amp

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, this is the standard voltage of a laptop adapter

[@nupucotonosor]

Also vinegar mix with baking soda remove rust: good job :

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, it does! I made a video on that, you can check it out on my channel

[@yourjustdesserts]

This is false. Baking soda and vinegar react with each other, and neutralizes one another. Vinegar itself will be fine enough as a weak acid to remove rust, though it will etch away at your metal that you want to keep.

[@YouCanTelevision]

I have a video on the channel where I use vinegar and citric acid to remove rust and this composition works quite well. You can check it out

[@Welderady]

Well yes it did work, kind of, but a good scrub on a bench grinder or an angle grinder with a wire brush attachment would have given better results in less than a quarter of the time, the method used here is also used for putting anodising coating on metal and galvanising too, you can also use this method to Nickel or copper plate metal. If this guy wanted to retain a black looking finish on the spanner,he could have cleaned it with a powered wire brush as previously stated but then put it into the saltwater solution and turned his transformer on and that would have given that dark finish but a lot neater.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your input! ❤️

[@dziadek1]

Jaki prąd tam był ?

[@YouCanTelevision]

Aktualne napięcie wynosi 12 woltów i jest to napięcie dostarczane przez zasilacz laptopa

[@wook135]

just use white vinegar over night without using electric, save power for other uses!

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for your input. Yes, I am aware of this method. I did remove the rust on the same wrench with the help of vinegar and soda mixture. You can find this video on my channel!

[@jbillo488]

For something as robust as a spanner use a powered wire brush, quick and easy.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Your reply makes sense!

[@chrisdaniel1339]

It is a good start, toss it back in for a week or so to get the remaining rust off

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks for commenting)!

[@samlott99]

In the video captions, you didn't specify the round object. I saw the captions for water and salt, as well as the old computer power cable, but you didn't put anything for the round object. It appears to be a magnet.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Hello! thank you for watching my videos so attentively! The round object is just a piece of iron, not a magnet. This is a part of my dumbbell

[@veranstosic8980]

it is not easy but it is effective

[@YouCanTelevision]

You are right, thank you for commenting!

[@SDM-Rendah-T0l0L]

Dapat ide ilham jg Pake teko pemanas air listrik aja ato magik jar yak skalian🎉

[@DH2UAD]

I use a sand blaster. This brings significantly better results

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, this is one of the methods, if you have the proper equipment, of course

[@vasylich3936]

Облить кислотой не проще ?

[@YouCanTelevision]

У меня нет кислоты. Наверное возможно. У меня на канале есть видео, где я очищаю этот же гаечный ключ смесью уксуса и соды - приглашаю посмотреть!

[@vasylich3936]

@@YouCanTelevision видел уже.

[@タルちゃんねる-c4x]

水の中は何ボルト？

[@YouCanTelevision]

こんにちは！私のラップトップアダプターは 12 ボルトを供給します。これが標準だと思います

[@서호천-z1v]

철은 ph11,4 의 알카리 도 이상의 액 에는 녹 쓸지 안는 다 철 공구 보존 시에 소다 액으로 도 가능하다

[@YouCanTelevision]

설명해 주셔서 감사합니다! 행운을 빕니다!

[@Jake12220]

Using a bucket filled with some molasses mixed with water you can do as good or better with a whole draw full of rusty tools. Just dump them in the bucket, leave for a couple of days and rinse off. Just like this method the tools need to be oiled after or they will soon rust again.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Thanks a lot for your input, It makes sense!

[@mostafasamin7759]

در آبکاری طلا سازی هم استفاده میشه

[@YouCanTelevision]

جالب هست! ای کاش می توانستم این آزمایش را با طلا امتحان کنم!

[@شورشمامرحیمی]

Your work is very dangerous because of the formation of toxic gases and thanks for video

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

Why not fit a clamp to the wire that is attached to the rusted object - can be used again easily.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, that's a good idea! Thank you for your contribution, I think, it'll be useful for the audience!

[@JesusTorres-qr1gz]

Sandblasting Will do magic in far less time.

[@YouCanTelevision]

Yes, I agree with you!

[@frenchant2419]

If you just happen to have a sand blaster.

[@aerez5356]

We used vinegar to get rust out from a AC cover. Does anyone know if breathing rust is dangerous?