Rust Remover Challenge: What Removes Rust Stains Off Concrete?

[@jeffostroff]

✅ Here is the winner from our testing:Singerman Laboratories Rust Remover for Concrete (22 oz makes 1 gallon): amzn.to/2Y7UY6y

[@marcoangelsusidana]

Do you think it works for white brick?

[@jamespearson3874]

Yeah Jeff I bought that $28 Singerman product and it did diddley after multiple applications and even leaving it for an hour. Maybe you got a concentrated jug . Mine was not.

[@jeffostroff]

@@jamespearson3874 No they are all the same. The Singerman comes in a small white tub, and you mix the crystals with water to forma jug. so there is no way mine was any more concentrated than yours. Are you sure you bought the actual Singerman product? White tub, with green label. It should work, it has worked on everything we tried it on. Also, if mixed correctly, the product works in about 3 minutes, and they tell you to rinse it off before 15 minutes or it will stain the concrete. So leaving it on an hour will accomplish nothing. So question is, are we sure it was rust you were applying it on, and not something else? I'd love to see a video of this in action if you can post one on your channel and send us the link to t.

[@RH-nk7eo]

Would this be safe for patio slabs or stones? Or is it strictly for concrete?

[@jeffostroff]

@@RH-nk7eo yes have used it on blacktop, pavers, painted surfaces

[@Brittvanegas]

I been doing this for over 75 years and ( rust x) is the absolute best rust stain removers. Even without rust it will bleach white any sidewalk better than the day it was built! Ps..I like my own comment.

[@heidiboudin3367]

Question to you @Brittvangas , i have a gray color house, i have tried all of these and it takes the paint off , does rust x take the paint off the house?

[@richmellow3315]

"It was very considerate of you, towards your neighbors to get out and at least try to remove the stain, "AND YOU DID!" "I'm sure they appreciate the fact that you actually care about the appearance of your neighborhood and street." Well done! 👏

[@jeffostroff]

Yes the pressure was on not to disappoint especially since it was just a few weeks after they had come by and pressure cleaned all of the sidewalks and gutters along the road

[@FX-lover]

Yes it was very considerate of you to clean up the mess YOU made. I really hope you cleaned the entire mess and Not just the area by your house. Anyways Thanks for testing out the products. It’s going to help me out a lot.

[@daynahall9639]

You just saved me from buying useless products - thank you for this video. It’s 116 in Phx & the least amount of time outside Scrubbing rust off the patio is great. I appreciate it!!

[@cr4zym3x1c4n]

Awesome, I was worried I couldn’t get a 1x1 foot of rust off my driveway, you demonstrated a real product giving real results, thank you for your time

[@jeffostroff]

Glad it helped

[@bradleystewart7690]

When it comes to the Goof Off, I can tell you I have hard water rust stains on my sidewalks and driveway that it turned absolutely white. Worked better then I could have imagined. I’m sure there is a difference in rust, but mine was pretty bad. To be honest it took a couple applications (2). That worked the best, CLR did nothing and I have never had luck with that product literally on anything. I just sprayed the Goof Off on and in minutes it cleaned it. Just my experience.

[@Rich22C]

I had some serious rust stains on porous pavers from iron fittings dripping from my faucet & from fertilizer dripping through an above ground planter on my lanai. I just realized I had a container of Zep on my shelf I bought about 15 years ago & gave it a try. In just one application (50/50 mix) it totally removed any trace of stains on all my pavers. I was ready to buy new pavers & replace them all. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.

[@jeffostroff]

Sometimes it depends on the rust type, but you can see here Zep had not much impact on the rust.

[@UrbanSpinster]

@Rich my issue is fertilizer rust on brand new concrete pavers. So annoying! Did you use the formula of Zep shown in this video?

[@chrisb.2741]

Baking soda works as a base and therefore neutralizes the acid in the vinegar rendering both combined useless for cleaning. You're better using either stand-alone vinegar for its acidic property or a water and baking soda mixture for its abrasive property. Again, together you're creating a mixture that could have been done with water, but it does create CO2 if that can be used for anything. It will put out a fire but baking soda can also do that as a stand-alone. Just throw it in a fire to douse it.

[@vasi0011]

He never rinsed it off either. If you don't rinse it off afterward, it will look like this. I just tried white vinegar on my concrete driveway on a rust spot, and after I rinsed it off (after about an hour) it looks great. He didn't rinse off any of the products on the video, so no wonder the results were so bad on all of them.

[@sharit7970]

Exactly! MAJOR pet peeve of mine mixing them. Use either one, but not both together. Like mixing hot water and ice cubes and expecting something spectacular.

[@mikeaustin1]

Based on seeing this video a year ago, I finally got the Singerman stuff and used it. Man did it work! This video isn't trickery, the Singerman did exactly what the video shows. And I have a whitish concrete driveway that had radiator rust spots on it from a leaky car, and these were thick and very orange... very hard to get out - I tried a lot of stuff and it barely made a dent. The Singerman cut right through it! Amazing, thank you for the tip! A few other comments: - The directions are very good and clear. They did say that there should be a decent layer of gel on top - if you try to spread it out too thin, it's not quite as good. I found this to be true... leave enough on to cover the "highest" points surrounding the pores of your concrete (like 1/8", not much). The stuff I just lightly coated on came off a little less. I assume the layer is to give the chemical enough room to work and mix in with the rust. Whatever, it was great. - You'll know it worked when most of the rust turns from red to green. If so, it simply hoses off... amazing! You can also scrub the toughest areas, but it only helped a little. - They say it loses half its strength after 15 minutes, but not to let it dry completely. However, it dries pretty slowly - over an hour if applied correctly. The first batch I let on for 15 mins. and all but the worst, thickest rust came out. I did a second batch over a similar rust spot and let it sit for over an hour. In this case it came off 100%. So you might let it sit at least 30 mins. for the worst stains. Anyway thanks, this is a GREAT product!

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@vcash1112]

Can you dilute this product and use a pump sprayer ?

[@colmanoneill3233]

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[@elizabethwymore7175]

Vinegar works on many things. To remove rust from METAL I haven’t found anything better besides the electrolysis method. Also, white vinegar is a cleaner not a salad dressing. Use red wine vinegar or apple cider vinegar for your salad.😊

[@jeffostroff]

Great tip!

[@dougsingletary5719]

Lmao, you go out and buy all the products to help people make the best decision and they find 29 ways to gripe about your test. I had issues with my sprinklers leaving rust stains on my driveway and this helped me tremendously. Singerman is the real deal, thanks for the video

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! Doug!

[@denisef1153]

People are so ungrateful. They are negative people with negative mindsets just looking for something negative to say. Ignore them.

[@MrPittbull30]

SIDE NOTE: Baking soda is a base and vinegar is an acid. The distilled vinegar will get the job done with more soaking time, but the baking soda neutralized its pH rendering it ineffective. Mixing these two only results in making Chlorine gas and salt water.

[@combatwombat_25]

WTF? How do you get chlorine gas from Vinegar (C2H4O2) and Baking Soda (NaHCO3)? There is no chlorine in that equation....

[@frankreilly7858]

Baking soda and vinegar produce carbon dioxide. Bleach and vinegar produce chlorine gas. #science

[@jeffumbach]

Yeah salt is NaCl, there is no chlorine gas being released.

[@denisef1153]

@@frankreilly7858I tried vinegar. Nothing happened except me craving salad. However vinegar works great on your windows if they build up slime from the sprinkler water. Vinegar and newspaper was the only thing that got the window clean.

[@JimSmith-uy8pc]

​@@frankreilly7858I believe you may be thinking of bleach and ammonia mixed together that makes clorine gas...do not do this. The baking soda and vinegar just cancel ea h other out...fast.

[@in2food]

Forget about brand names. Just go to the hardware store and pick up powdered oxalic acid. Dilute and spray. It removed my difficult rust with zero scrubbing and no time consuming brush on application.

[@harley092355]

Nope not always!

[@learemington1700]

I’m curious. Did you use different brushes to eliminate cross contamination?

[@Pileits]

I just use very inexpensive Oxalic acid 12 ounces to a gallon of water in a garden sprayer. Let it sit for 15 minutes and rinse it off and the rust is gone..I paid $2.50 per pound for my Oxalic acid bought here in Florida in the Fall of 2023.

[@stevecooper3010]

Just done porcelain tiles outdoors been down for 7 years Non slip so there textured I could not clean them no matter what I used the I used Oxalic acid Started off being cautious then made aslurry Used 30 kgs They came up atreat brand knew grout as well But you need a short nose bristle and elbow grease

[@BRob1320]

Question, did you use the same brush?

[@christinahorton9369]

This was amazing. I live in Florida with well water and EVERYTHING leaves rust stains .... drips from faucets, hoses, etc.

[@alexmcdonnel6937]

Have ordered this product, it seems to do an amazing job. I've tried a number of rust removal products but none have worked. Will let you know my results!

[@jeffostroff]

Great to hear! Let us know!

[@ladybeekeeper7777]

Rust removal from concrete may be different but I can assure you soaking rusty metal in vinegar is as effective as the most effective acid (hydrochloric). Except vinegar does not have the safety issues harsh acids do and you can even put your hands in it without burning your skin.

[@jeremypearson6852]

Iron Out seems to work well on deeper stains, while Goof Off is great on stains left by sprinklers. Treating the stains more quickly than waiting probably helps as well. CLR hasn’t really worked for me.

[@bobg2779]

Much appreciate you Jeff for all your testing and recommendations. I also tried other products too with minimal success so thanks for helping everyone with these rust problems.

[@AM-yd5dt]

Amazing demonstration Jeff... Loved the way you put so many different varieties of products to test.... I will be cleaning rust from our garage concrete floor soon and you have helped me immensely.... I am glad I found your video... BTW, you have a calming voice as well lol

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks AM

[@JT_70]

My experience is that CLR is worthless. It did not remove any of my rust stains but it did damage smooth concrete where it was spilled on it and not washed off.

[@vasi0011]

White vinegar works on concrete, but you have to wash it off after it's been sitting for about 1/2 hour. Wash is off with water.

[@hymmj147]

Roasty toasty like a hair dryer. That humidity would be tolerable if we had it here. Summer in Wisconsin is often 90's with 70-90% humidity, what is commonly thought to only be in the Southeast. Thanks for the reviews.

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@dmbencze]

Unless you edited out the use of 7 separate scrub brushes, OR footage of your COMPLETELY cleaning the single scrub brush it appears that you used, through the entire "experiment", you ended up scrubbing each spill with the remnants of the previous cleaner, after using the ZEP. Not a clear test of each individual products strength .

[@jeffostroff]

Brush was rinsed in between.

[@nemesisxrox6773]

Haven't trid anything yet on a few heavy rust stains in the garage - nice clean concrete floor of 10 years. SO did a quick google search. That search brought up quite a few different websites stating 'straight lemon juice'; as the best remedy. Then seen this vid listed further down the line -thou now 5 yrs later - surprised no mention of the lemon juice at all here nor in the comments.

[@jacksmajlaj9630]

I got some rust from a handtruck i lefted on my pool patio. Patio is painted will this remove my paint? The product that took the rust off?

[@rrphelps]

bought some of the stuff that worked.. gonna try it today! thanks for the help!

[@jeffostroff]

Glad to help Randy!

[@rrphelps]

@@jeffostroff Worked like a champ! I'm so excited! Thanks again!

[@ado933]

Great video. Thank you for the information. I'm going to try this on pavers from iron in my sprinkler water

[@jeffostroff]

Glad to help!

[@bentleysw]

White ox on concrete is a failure...thanks for the video

[@debbicappuccio2469]

Going to give it a try. Thanks for the video

[@TakenbySea]

What do you recommend for removing very light rust stains around a pool. From a iron patio set.It's concrete with a little bit of rocks. It's not heavy at all mildly lite stains. Slightly yellow

[@jeffostroff]

I would use the Singermann Labs we showed in tis video

[@mrsullivan1709]

I’ve always used Iron Out to soak my daughters softball uniforms. Nothing else gets field dirt out of white uniforms like it does.

[@kennethcohagen3539]

The white vinegar would work in place of fabric softener. Fabric softener makes your clothes highly flammable. We learned this on the local News when they had the Fire department on to warn parents about using it in costumes around candle lit jack-o-lanterns.

[@jeffostroff]

good to know!

[@Egalitarian-bt7kz]

Hip hip hooray for Singerman👍 Thank you so much for your detailed video with your energy, determination and understandable commentary.

[@pattypat-me1sq]

What about White Ox? I’ve heard good things about it. I’m needing to do some rust removal on my sidewalks and driveway.

[@gwmattos]

❤professional test. Arm & Hammer neutralizes acids so to add to vinegar will change the Ph and stops the action! It cannot work. With so much false science on the WWW your type of test is the best. What was the cost of the best product for the full job excluding labor , brushes and gloves? Thanking you in advance. Mr. Matt022😊

[@steverone7623]

Surprised white vinegar didn't do well, it definitely works great for rust on metal

[@jeffostroff]

I was watching another video from somebody else yesterday where the vinegar did not work on metal So who knows the mystery of why does or does not work

[@steverone7623]

@@jeffostroff had to lol at your video, I actually dump out the vinegar into a bucket and throw old steel horseshoes over night and it works magic

[@jeffostroff]

@@steverone7623 Could be it works on some metal, but not when it's on concrete. Look at David' Kupferman's comment above, Goof Off Rust Aid in a pump sprayer on sprinkler rust on white plastic fences and the house stucco and its gone in 2 minutes. But on the brick driveway pavers and the sidewalk no luck.

[@jeffumbach]

Rust doesn't bond to concrete the same way it bonds to metal.

[@steverone7623]

@@jeffumbach if you use a grinder on steel over top of concrete, the metal shavings that come off will rust and stain the concrete ask me how I know 😂

[@alexistaylor969]

Baking Soda, its only use in these internet home remedies is as a aggregate for polishing. However they all failed 3rd grade science class and they add it to the peroxide or vinegar there by neutralizing the properties of the other material component. Vinegar works fine, especially the cleaning vinegar but you have to be very careful with concrete, especially if the concrete or vinegar is hot. I once used cleaning vinegar to clean and flush an old waterheater. During the flush a puddle of vinegar got on the concrete, even though I immediately neutralized it within 30 seconds with baking soda and got it up with lots of water and a shop-vac, the previously smooth concrete was rough and pitted.

[@tessjones5987]

Great diligence ! Learned what to do.

[@Trytocookthis]

That stain reminds me of when I left an old chevy s10 with a rusty bed parked out front for nearly a year. The rain kept rusting and washing the truck and put a big embarrassing stain on the pavement!

[@jeffostroff]

Yeight did you ever get rid of the stained?

[@evelynmahoney3569]

I flushed my vehicle's radiator with it parked in my driveway (concrete). I thought the rust stains would never go away! It took years, despite trying several different cleaners & lots of scrubbing evety once in a while when I felt motivated & optimistic.

[@UrbanSpinster]

I used the Singerman. Some of the rust from iron fertilizer pellets came out. And I also wound up with some white stains.

[@jeffostroff]

You have to make sure to rinse it before 10 minutes or it will stain

[@UrbanSpinster]

@@jeffostroff I waited the 15-20 it says on the container. And I had to apply multiple times to get the stains out. Then here comes my gardener again putting those iron pellets on. So I have to do something else or reapply.

[@heatherd4747]

​​@jeffostroff stain what color

[@Trytocookthis]

WOW, that stuff in the green pail looks amazing!

[@jeffostroff]

I tell you that was THE best, used it on our piano teacher's paver bricks, 2 years later still nice and clean

[@anitarajput11]

You are an angel for helping me

[@Davids-cc9sn]

Wow! CLR says it gets rid of scum! Can I put some on my neighbor?

[@allaboutroofing2]

As long as the run off stays out of the storm drains, you should be good to go. Results many vary.

[@rlong8038]

If you pour some on my neighbor. 🤣

[@Zeus-dw1cx]

Try it,it might just work 😊

[@JohnLukeMcGriff-vd1ne]

Underrated comment

[@FarebrothaChronicle]

I winder what happens if you use the Singerman Laboratories Rust Remove on toilets?

[@rogerroger5649]

What accident happened that put all of that rust stain on the pavement and concrete? Was it just a spill that dried out and left the stain or did it develop over a long period of time because of rusty water draining over it or something similar?

[@jeffostroff]

What happened was I used so famished acid to clean off my metal tile tools to clean all of the mortar off of it and when it was done the water was clear so I dumped the water on the street thinking OK it's just clear water but found out later I guess that all of the iron and other metal particles that had sort of edged off of the metal tools a little bit left a lot of particles in the water that you didn't see and till it oxidized in the air within A-day of pouring it on the street.

[@porcelinaofthevastoceans3903]

Lol vinegar does do a lot though. Microwave water and vinegar in a mug. Smells terrible but it will loosen spills in microwave and remove smell. I also just used it to clean battery acid off a ton of old faux candles that I let batteries expire in. Bubbled and dissolved it. Dont hate!

[@jeffostroff]

Well you saw how little effect vinegar head on rust stains on concrete

[@porcelinaofthevastoceans3903]

@@jeffostroff Yes agreed, but it is still more useful than as salad dressing!

[@learemington1700]

I have a lot of surface rust on my ss rigging on sailboat. I’ve been soaking one of my turnbuckles in undiluted white wi Egan for several days. Nothing happened. Fail.

[@jeffchandler2521]

Vinegar and water work great for cleaning windows and many other things.

[@denisesumner4293]

My husband left the hose bib on our concrete patio. Left a large rust stain. We used plain old white vinegar, left it on for 10 minutes and it came right off. I recommend trying vinegar before trying these other expensive things. I agree that you can't believe everything you read on the internet but apparently you can't believe guys that do videos either.

[@jeffostroff]

Lol I guess you missed the part about where we showed the vinegar and how it didn't work. If you got rust from a hose and you cleaned it off right away vinegar may help. But it doesn't help on all types of rust and once it's been baked on none of the over the counter remedies are going to work you have to use for example Singerman Laboratories Rust Remover which we showed you in a separate video now we removed all of the rust off somebody's sidewalk leading up to their front door when nothing else they tried worked

[@djexclusivee]

Looks like singerman left a green haze. Is that so?

[@jeffostroff]

If you don't rinse it off within 10 to 15 minutes, it will leave a haze that you'll have to scrub to get off. That's why on sidewalks, I clean one section at a time, whatever take no more than 10 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Se eour other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2q9qpWseZtkmsk that shows how I did an entire paver brick walk way with it.

[@Rubienne369]

Is that product expensive?

[@loganrench5680]

Muriatic acid is what ive had great luck with for removing rust stains from concrete

[@ArminYekkalam]

My 2 cents on this! Im gonba bet that tge 2 top ones (which didnt foam upon contact with concrete) are definitely based on Oxalic acid.

[@Engineer_Heathen]

Thanks for saving me money and time. Just ordered singerman. I tried vinegar like the internet recommended and it did literally nothing lol. Edit: this stuff ruined my driveway and sidewalk with huge brown patches where it was applied.

[@jeffostroff]

Let us know how it works for you!

[@Engineer_Heathen]

​@@jeffostroff I used the singerman stuff and it stained the hell out of my sidewalk. Now instead of tiny rust spots, I have giant brown patches... Followed the instructions exactly. HOA is going to have a field day with this one.

[@oL5re9re55ion]

Is White Ox similar to one of these?

[@tinatech07]

Can this product be used on a painted driveway?

[@jeffostroff]

yes, experiment with a small area to make sure, not knowing how well adhered your paint is.

[@TheArrangment]

Is it safe to submerge a kitchen faucet head in a 50/50 mixture of CLR and water for 2 minutes? Can I drink from the faucet after it’s rinsed?

[@jeffostroff]

I would not do this, no guarantee you'll get it it rinsed out.

[@doncripemc3certifiedsr.med326]

Baking sod neutralizes vinegar...you end up with water.

[@joshmiller9350]

Vinegar is a acid. Baking soda is a base. If you mix a base and a acid they will cancel eachother out making it no better than water.

[@jeffostroff]

They are both a waste for rust removal

[@joshmiller9350]

@@jeffostroff No argument here! I'm just letting everyone know. For those people that say to mix them together.

[@itzjustme7693]

No enough space in between and is that the same brush over and over

[@michaellovetere8033]

They make 30% industrial strength vinegar, not the 5% household stuff people use on their driveways or whatever..The sell it at HD

[@jeffostroff]

I have seen it there

[@rogerroger5649]

Went out and bought Iron Out ($16) after watching this video ...… sorry, but had very little effect. On brick or vinyl siding it DEFINITLY DID NOT remove it or even come close although it may have changed the shade of the rust color a tad. My stains are from our yard sprinkler system which uses water from a well and the water has a lot of iron in it. It has hit the side for the shop (vinyl siding) and the side of the house (brick) for several years and has left rust stains. I followed the directions and even doubled the concentration of the mix on my second try with no luck. I am hesitant to sink almost $30 into the #1 pick (Singerman) with the dismal failure of the #2 pick.

[@jeffostroff]

That's why I only use the Singerland labs stuff, it Works perfectly as you see in this video and even another video that I did it my piano teacher's house. This is the only product that works to 100% the other products just don't cut it. Did you see the other video that I Uploaded that from my piano teacher's house? We used at the singer land product over there and it removed everything off of her paver bricks that had been kicked on there for 2 years from her sprinkler as well

[@dragan3290]

Vinegar and salt. CLR ? You need a water blaster! In Australia nothing is really strong enough!

[@jeffostroff]

The pressure washers don't even help

[@dragan3290]

@@jeffostroff I bet a hot water blaster would do it? But at 6000 psi! But it rips up bitumen or asphalt.

[@dragan3290]

@@jeffostroff American brand pressure washer. Damn cheap and great value. 3500 psi, under $ 200 AUD.

[@dominicmoraca71]

Great work, Jeff ! Look at all the products to choose from. That’s what happens when the small hardware store is gone.

[@jeffostroff]

Very surprising how many of them failed to remove the rust

[@philsketball]

Can you make a video for rust removal on tools?

[@MRsly68]

Very informative video, thanks Jeff!

[@jeffostroff]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alexduque3105]

Thank you

[@jeffostroff]

You're welcome

[@robinac6897]

These videos would be a lot simpler and more helpful if the actual chemical compounds in the products were given so we could understand the chemical process.

[@jeffostroff]

We would probably never see that info

[@bobkucharski9425]

who cares what's in it....................if it works, use it?

[@AndYetHereWeAre]

Get off your ass and download the MSDS yourself. Lazyass.

[@jpennington43]

Excellent Review!!! Thanks Jeff.

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@Brooklynraised68]

Amazing insight thanks for sharing

[@jeffostroff]

Luis, thanks for viewing, glad you liked it!

[@emilyprophet5043]

Great video! Thanks!!

[@erinbaker5023]

Thank you for the test

[@jeffostroff]

No problem

[@alexduque3105]

What do you recommend for stone pavers?

[@jeffostroff]

This works perfect on stone pavers, see this video where I show you how to do it, we cleaned off the stone paver walkway at our piano teacher's house: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2q9qpWseZtkmsk "Remove Rusty Sprinkler Stains From Sidewalk, Bricks, Concrete".

[@heatherd4747]

How would you brush on side of house please

[@pamelaf5913]

Did you try muric acid ?

[@brandib5134]

Great video. Thank you

[@jeffostroff]

You are welcome!

[@rawdata7569]

This is good info thanks,

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@donaldr.mancini159]

Does it harm house paint?

[@jeffostroff]

No and it also doesn't harm vegetation

[@ZacharyJohnson-l6c]

How can you even judge them without rinsing them away to see what they did?

[@foxsinger]

Thank your!

[@UnclaimedStorageTreasures]

Awesome video

[@jeffostroff]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BuceriasRodHardy]

Use 45% Vinegar and No Baking Soda, let soak for 1 hour and scrub and rust is gone on concrete.

[@forza-e-honore]

Looks like Singerman does the trick but at $31.99 to make 1 gallon that only covers 60 square feet, I'll need to take out a loan to clean my driveway. Thanks for the video.

[@jeffostroff]

I did my piano teacher's driveway with the larger tub, and barely made it, only applied it in spots where it is needed. It's not the entire driveway that needs to get coated

[@MelanCholy2001]

You needed to mix the baking soda and the vinegar WITH the Febreeze air spray.

[@rlong8038]

I used CLR on my foundation and porch, it didn't do anything. Vinegar worked better.

[@jeffostroff]

the Singerland labs worked the best for us

[@Spawny500]

Ha. The Works Disinfectant Toilet Bowl cleaner just worked for mine. The one that removes rust.

[@jeffostroff]

the rust in your toilet is different from the rust on the concrete so sometimes products like Iron Off is good in toilets.

[@robertricker9689]

Great video!!

[@jeffostroff]

Thanks!

[@Drumguitarman]

Excellent

[@LifeLearner101]

Would you add Snowcap rust remover to your next test?

[@incognitotorpedo42]

shoulda started on the downhill side so you could rinse at the appropriate time.

[@Emmcsouza]

tysm man!!

[@robertaziemer2759]

Great job!

[@jeffostroff]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@chrislambe400]

Vinegar sucks. I cannot believe that people use vinegar for anything other than fish and chips with salt and vinegar or for pickling.

[@jeffostroff]

That is the perfect summary

[@6atlantis]

It’s at least good for the coffee maker, and I could go on...

[@MI-6e]

How about a comparison of Singerman Labs and Rust Remover Plus by Powerwash?

[@jeffostroff]

Been getting a lot of request for comparisons, like Navel Jelly as well.

[@Susan70003]

And share the video to your facebook friends. They will be glad you did.

[@jeffostroff]

yes indeed

[@tis0i0the0cuddler]

good stuff

[@serggio1234]

Working for brick wall?

[@jeffostroff]

Yes, I used it on a paver brick sidewalk too, at a friend;s house and it worked great.

[@evelynmahoney3569]

Muriatic Acid (for swimming pools)