New Inventions That Not Many People Know! Effective Ways To Remove Rust

[@carloshenriquealeixo8406]

Outro dia deixei 3 ferramentas de molho no suco de limão por um dia, depois passei na escova de aço. Ficaram novas. Simples.

[@manuelurdaneta2105]

What a complex solution for a simple task

[@flaman2011]

After using vinegar you gotta cover them in baking soda to nuturalize the vinegar. So just use black molasses n water and nothing else to remove water

[@StonemanRocks]

Or potatoes and water!

[@141runn]

i was thinking use a tumbler full of baking soda after vinegar soak and rinse

[@ofi2701]

Inviável....com todo o dinheiro envolvido com os materiais daria pra comprar milhares e milhares de parafusos novos

[@guntherruppelt663]

😂😂😂😂

[@mauriliopadilhadeoliveira8609]

Caldo de de 3 limão faz tudo isso depois de oito horas de descanso, com resultado satisfatório do que essa quantidade de tentativa frustada.

[@Tips365day]

How wonderful! I learned a lot of great tips from your creative videos

[@alexandrubuhaescu8832]

Încearcă prin electroliza. Efortul este mai mic.

[@ernestogarcia1247]

🤦que manera más complicada para quitar el oxido pero en fin cada cual con su metodo

[@haweleve221]

Sehr schön, aber umständlich ... 👍🏻✌🏻

[@carlosfenandez2166]

Gibt es viel schoentser Manieren...

[@chusdiaz9160]

😂😂pérdida de tiempo👎

[@Alotipsalo]

Beyond just teaching us how to remove rust effectively, this video imparts valuable lessons in resourcefulness and creativity. It reminds us that solutions to common problems can often be found within our own homes, using simple ingredients and tools. This not only saves us money but also encourages us to think outside the box and find innovative solutions to everyday challenges. Thank you for this enlightening and practical tutorial!

[@Free2CMe]

Right! It's a lesson in applied science, the best kind for the masses.

[@Dino_Buk]

Nothing new or better than we all already know, and that is: Cheap rust removal method: Vinegar Expensive rust removal method: Evapo-Rust Fast rust removal method: HCL After any of the mentioned methods, wire brushing or sanding is still required. And then, some protection for the metal is needed, such as: paint, wax, varnish, shellac, glue, grease, oil, plating, hot bluing.

[@tatolomohanoe3129]

Waste of time and data

[@multiscients2219]

Agreed

[@christianvalenzuela225]

I agreed

[@chusdiaz9160]

😂😂 Exacto ,todo vale por un mísero like ,pérdida de tiempo ,debe ser hecho por un niño pequeño ,mi dedo es mas grande que su mano 😂

[@عيسىعيسى-ض4ز9ل]

مقكشظط. صامطه بهواىفعههههههه😅😅😅😅

[@rksg2003]

And electricity lol

[@john-don6285]

Riveting. Need to refill coffee and have nap then go and buy new screws

[@richardschneider4775]

really

[@billbaker7038]

Just proves buy the comments....the masses are asses

[@moedjadoel]

Love the sand in jar idea👍

[@Mr.SuperDuper-idk]

It was 💩 method

[@colinu9209]

How do I get my car into the saucepan and then onto the stove 😂?

[@regd.2263]

You have to take the wheels off 😊

[@colinu9209]

@@regd.2263 I did that but it’s still a bit too big😃

[@javiermorales2020]

Pieza por pieza 😢😢😅😅😅😅

[@KnalPot-h9b]

Easy, buy a bigger saucepan !

[@No2Know1]

one piece at a time🤣

[@joemelton81]

I use vinegar all the time for rust removal. What's with all the poison? You can zinc plate them faster than that mess.

[@Tips365day]

How wonderful! I learned a lot of great tips from your creative videos

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

That process takes much to long and involves the use of harsh chemicals. There are much easier processes that use natural ingredients that are not harmful to you or the enviroment, so no need for PPE. You can also just use a wire brush chucked into a drill press or secure hand drill. I've been restoring hundreds of antique handtools for years now and if I used your method, I'd still be work on the first one. You also need to disclose your process as you go along. If you do not speak the common language of English, then type out your process and translate it into English. Google has this service free to use. Most countries teach English as a second language so most foreigners use it in there videos if they want to reach a wider audience.

[@victormanuelgarciavargas9086]

si no te gusta no lo veas.!!!

[@christophehorguelin7044]

« The common language of English »: you people…

[@troyallen8223]

​@@christophehorguelin7044You don't have to be here 🤷🏼🙄

[@bobboboff5326]

It's true 👆

[@tonykulikovsky]

Ir would be even better if English speakers took the time and effort to learn another language instead of expecting everyone else to learn English

[@Tips365day]

4:57 How wonderful! I learned a lot of great tips from your creative videos

[@michaelslivensky8741]

thank you for this. when money is extinct and I cant just go and buy new like others say, I have knowledge to do what you showed.

[@mikedien3609]

and after? Will i bath the "screws" in oil or how do i protect them from new rust?

[@GausDIY]

You can proceed with copper plating, or zinc plating

[@michaelwhelan564]

Simply pointless...no real information disclosed

[@Sl20]

Awesome idea !!!!!congratulations 🔴🫢🤫thank you so much !!!!,

[@GausDIY]

You are welcome!

[@RaghunandanRanganathan]

Can this cleaning process restore fasteners completely? Rust also erodes the metal surface, so after cleaning you should be certain that the cleaned component will perform as required. Also there will be hydrogen embrittlement of the metal.

[@AmazingSmart-ngth]

Wow! The idea is so great, congratulations

[@kmichaminda]

good idea. Tank you

[@renenjie4190]

Great job. Applicable to clean up rusty wrenches and spanners.

[@GausDIY]

Thanks 👍

[@tinkuneogitinkuneogi9580]

Although result is not good but his innovative idea is superb. And honesty is there, as he not change new screw and bolt with old at last.

[@Anmobgoccult20]

YEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHH, BRAVOOOOO, , TNX. SUPER IDEA, full respect from old BG.

[@GausDIY]

Many thanks!!

[@aaaaaaaaaa-w5b]

This rust removal tutorial is a lifesaver! Thanks to The Home Depot for sharing these easy methods to revive my rusty tools and hardware. Can't wait to put these tips into action and restore my equipment to its former glory!

[@Tips365day]

How wonderful! I learned a lot of great tips from your creative videos

[@eyahsmixvlog4569]

Thank you for sharing

[@GausDIY]

Ok, Nice to meet you!

[@Jack-Surreal_Panes]

I just soak mine in phosphoric acid.

[@cutlerlon8468]

Much easier and cheaper, just soak them in white vinegar for 24hrs.

[@MegaMercedes2]

16 hours later when your drill runs oot

[@prettynoose8497]

Reminds me of old YT videos where a guy takes apart a lighter; and with some plastic parts, batteries, and loads of hot glue makes...another lighter! Not new inventions, just reinventing the wheel!

[@alfredoyrastorza]

My goodness process is too long..If i need screws and bolts. ..i will just buy..Useless hack....regret watching

[@sunilphalakdhari3869]

Absolutely....just soak over night in vinegar and salt solution, longer if required, scrub with wire brush..then soak of in water and baking soda to wash of. Finally rinse under running water and dry. Works like a charm....literally turns tools, bolts back to almost brand new

[@clocksfinle7]

whoa.. or soak in naval jelly for a couple hours then rinse, dry and toss in oil.. waaay less work.. and no vinegar fumes.. lol.. just a thought..

[@jacquelinejohnson8202]

This is a MONEY SAVING IDEA that will take time & effort. Some things thatchave rusted for whatever reason either could not be replaced andcwould cost. Some people have money to buy threw away items and repurchase. I will live time & effort. Thanks for the video. Saved me $10 per screw & nuts (truck repairs).

[@ykskumarsy]

The best way to remove rust just doak overnight in coconut oil. Afterwards store these nuts, bolts and screw in a container with talcum powder. These won't get rusted. Such a complicated long process is Unnecessary.

[@GausDIY]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I will try that method

[@Justme001..]

Use white distilled vinegar it works Great!

[@GausDIY]

Thank you for sharing your tip!

[@romisilvente1670]

Demasiado complejo, mejor comprar piezas nuevas 😂

[@luciodepaca450]

merci pour le système astucieux.🗝

[@GausDIY]

Thank Bro! Have a nice day

[@Ostfrees975]

Was für ein riesiger Aufwand.... Ich mache es so: Habe einen alten Kochtopf, mache Wasser heiß, kippe eine Packung Heitmann Citronensäure für die Reinigung von Kaffemaschinen in das heiße Wasser, dann die Schrauben ins Wasser geben und Minimum einen Tag dort drin lassen. Danach sehen sie wie neu aus....😅

[@geordiejohnston9815]

@Ostfrees975. Thanks mucker. That sounds a lot simpler.👍

[@javiermorales2020]

Ácido cítrico = limón

[@inksun0123]

A lot of time spent, a lot of resources, not worth it. Author do not know basic chemistry at all. Any supermarket - “Bar Keeper Friend” will do that job cheeper and faster.

[@grego15]

I couldn't believe how much work he put into removing rust from bolts. He could have just let it sit in some citric acid....🤯

[@georgehoupas2319]

Genius!

[@GausDIY]

Thank You!

[@mikedeboer]

I could have been to the hardware store and back with brand new fasteners in the amount of time this video took.

[@rajshekharv.pandit6230]

इतनी मगजमारी से बेहतर है, 1/2 लीटर पानी मे दो तीन चम्मच कॉस्टिक सोडा घोलो, और उस घोल मे पुराने जंग लगे कोई भी सामान दो तीन मिनट के लिए डुबा कर रख दो, फिर उन्हें दो बार सादे साफ़ पानी से धो लो। 😊😊👍 आपकी समस्या समाप्त।

[@adolfodelgado9361]

Just mix vinegar with salt and live there the rusty screws for few hours then get out and dry them problem solve and don't forget to oil them

[@simonking-zb5ok]

THATS USEFULL

[@bruceminyacosprlrdc5084]

Thanks 🙏 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩👸

[@mikel4879]

I spray them with WB40 and I use them rusted as they are.

[@marioladia7391]

Why not just pour those rusted bolts and screws to an anti rust solution instead of using such multiple processes that's too time consuming. It's a lot efficient, less effort, and would cost less.😮

[@DavidMannock]

Click on "Transcript" above. Mostly obvious, but what does it cost for all of the materials and do the parts stay free of rust once stored? In my experience they do not!

[@moonolyth]

(Please), I understand the Copper S. But what of the carbonate and amonia??? Thank you!

[@robertosilva7433]

Eu ponho de molho no caldo do limão rosa, deixo algumas hora sai todo o ferrugem, enxuga depois e lava com oleo diesel fica limpinho.

[@GoingShirtless]

What is the point of the extra steps after the vinegar derusting? You could argue that the sand in the descaler-thingy was too coarse to get in the nooks and crannies of the bolt threads and other tight spaces to make any difference, and after all that work and treating it with the odd slurry they looked no better than if plucked out ot the vinegar. To simplify this i would taken them out og the vinegar, rinsed, let dry and then wirewheel and done. After that I would used electroplating and added a layer of zinc to prevent further oxidation.

[@Dalesworkshop]

Sorry, it just takes up too much time. There are much quicker ways to achieve the same goal.

[@shoebkhondaker5815]

my bike fuel tank huge rust, have any best solution to remove rust?

[@GausDIY]

Thank You!

[@dhanabalan.m1936]

For the cost of powder and liquid we will purchase new one. Time and energy waste.

[@davea5150]

Might be good for drill driver bits when they get wet and rusty. Yuppers 👍👍

[@TKTvlog-f1]

Good

[@GausDIY]

So nice

[@dalerash6285]

Sand blasting would give better results !

[@adamdawiec4407]

Tylko dla chemika! Dziękuję Adam

[@rogelioaco2985]

great idea

[@Equinoxdark]

Final step 962: After days of following several processes and wasted data, you remove the nuts and bolts from the mixture and voila, you realise it was cheaper, quicker and easier to buy new ones at the hardware store.

[@Behaviorist1]

I am a big fan of electrolysis when it comes to rust removal😊

[@lorrinraymond8652]

Can I use copper acetate instead of copper sulfate?

[@JoeA1974]

No. The sulphur in the CuSO⁴ liberates the oxygen from the iron oxide exposed and bonds to form iron sulfide with the free iron particles. Copper acetate is just repeating the vinegar step with the addition of copper. Without clean metal and electrolysis it would be just wasted materials.

[@carlosgonzalezponce5187]

El giro rápido disminuye el movimiento de la arena y los metales debido a la fuerza centrifuga, habrá menos roce

[@MuriahHolsten]

Where did you get that hot plate or a little Burner?

[@GausDIY]

I bought it on the internet.

[@kendexter]

That invention is 60+ years old here.. My favorite rust remower

[@141runn]

for all the labor and what was spent on material it would be more practical to buy a tumbler

[@bobboboff5326]

Хороший результат!

[@GausDIY]

Thank you!

[@johnhall8455]

Tooooo much messing about…just soak them in vinegar overnight…no need to heat..

[@Tips365day]

How wonderful! I learned a lot of great tips from your creative videos

[@appsunder-ground2524]

Just over night will do,

[@pepe6518]

4.05 at high speed the content will remain still, stuck to the inner wall of the jar and without stirring and removing of rust

[@mucahitakcay4124]

3:45 kendine çapak alma makinası yapmalısın. Pasları iyi temizler

[@maravarchavadikadambavanam]

இது பெரிய வேலை , நேரம் அதிகம் எடுக்குது, நாம் பேசாமல் ராய்ப்பூர் சுதாமா அய்யா கடையில் TVS கம்பேணி போல்ட், நட்டுகளை விரைவாக வாங்கி வந்து விடலாம். இவர் கூறும் முறையில் ரிஸ்க் வேறு உள்ளது( chemicals)

[@rathnawijewardana]

Does those worth more than the drill?

[@alhemshorn5207]

I like Evapo-Rust

[@GausDIY]

Yes, it is a specialized rust remover.

[@최반장TV-h9m]

The process is too complicated and expensive to remove, and you can do it with an electric drive or a bush 😊

[@nerfero]

No need to heat it up and as mentioned not all corrosion should be treated this way, depends on value.

[@GausDIY]

Here I introduce how to do it. In company, the number of bolts and screws that need to be processed is probably several hundred Kg

[@regd.2263]

Should have run the drill at a slower speed for the tumbler, or otherwise as shown in the video everything stays in one place and doesn't get moved around which is the whole point of doing it.

[@Harold-si7eh]

Pur them in a clean plastic milk jug qith dry sand and stones and put lid on and shake,it is safer than chemicals,faster,and cheaper!!!

[@GausDIY]

Thank for your tips

[@jamesallen6007]

Ta 4 welks, and back to u.

[@alejandrogarcia-qt3id]

Si tengo que comprar todos esos quimicos y tardar tanto por un puñado de tornillos, gano plata y tiempo yendo a comprarlos nuevos 😂😂

[@pr5991]

It can remove the rust of stainless-steel too

[@pif_el_kien8254]

Personnellement, j'utilise le produit Phosphator à base d'acide phosphorique. Après une nuit de trempage, je filtre et garde le Phosphator pour un usage ultérieur. La rouille s'est transformé en une fine couche grise de protection, définitivement. De plus, on peut peindre facilement par la suite car cette couche fait un excellent apprêt.

[@ariuswantenaar7463]

looking for home made welding machine using a coil of about 16 turns

[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

What a complete overkill~!!!!!!!!! All you need is store bought white vinegar with added salt to solution and soak for a couple of days and then neutralize with baking soda and spray with WD-40 and bolts are clean and coated for use~! It would cost a bunch to get all these chemicals and much time spent for a few bolts~!!

[@antonioborg9907]

Too complicated just put them in white liner overnight and slight brush it comes shiny as nickel pff

[@mrdavidurquhart]

So where dobyou buy copper sulphate anyway?

[@bridges5659]

WD 40❤ and we use Q20 in South Africa. Just soak it for a day and apply drill with wire brush attachment.

[@alessandroricci7294]

I'm no chemist but: why dissolve that much copper sulphate and then dilute it with baking soda. Couldn't you puy less copper sulph.? Just an idea.

[@raymarshall2995]

Are there harmful fumes that would endanger your birds?

[@samesamebutdifferent563]

Reminds me of how 5 Irish men change a lightbulb.

[@shantha1111]

Supiri...

[@reinerkamieth4576]

El mismo resultado tienes con solo una cosa lo que es vinagre blanco. También funciona excelente.

[@davidgagnon2849]

What was that last step supposed to accomplish? They looked better before you put them through the last step. It doesn't look like you blued them.

[@lafikdadi1]

Just buy a rust removal spray; is cheaper, faster and less effort from you. Your solution make no sense: you spent so much time, so many chemicals, so much efforts, so much money to clean few screws😂😂😂

[@rameshvallabh899]

Any way?for Bicycle rusted rim?

[@smokeandsteamxsw9831]

Dangerous....buy new screws. 😢

[@leonidas.56]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I m gonna be crazy So much time for this 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The time it’s better than money

[@Mr.GInventor]

oh. it's amzing

[@pintail120]

Yay - another mime video

[@harizummer3233]

Is their any kind of complaint in this process.

[@estudio69]

Demasiado trabajo para hacer algo que se logra en 24 horas con sumo de limón o coca cola. 😂

[@GausDIY]

I will try it, Thank Friend!

[@lexyluis]

After seeing the process, I'd rather buy new ones if needed.

[@kpsingh5235]

डियर, इतनी तो माल की भी कीमत नहीं है जितना खर्चा आपने किया जितना🤔