There’s nothing better than a nice, crisp white shirt. On the other hand, there’s nothing worse than an orange-colored rust stain to ruin that crisp white shirt. Whites are meant to be bright and clean and it’s frustrating when after washing my whites they come out of the washer looking worse for the wear.
I recently noticed that all of my white t-shirts, the ones I like to layer under all of my other tops, were starting to discolor. The discoloring wasn’t from wear or age — the discoloring was from rust that happened in the washing machine. I was really frustrated with the rust stains, and also worried about having to replace all of my white shirts, so I turned to the Internet to research how to remove rust stains.
During my research about removing rust stains from clothing, I came across a product called Super Iron Out. Turns out, it is the #1 rust remover and has been since the 1950s. I was out of options so I decided to give this product a try. I took my stained clothing and soaked them in a water and Super Iron Out mixture for about two hours before I washed. I simply took ½ cup of the cleaner and about a ½ gallon of water and soaked the shirts I was worried about. Then, I washed the shirts on a normal wash cycle. After washing and drying, I can truly say my white shirts are white again. In fact, my whites look almost brand new!
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If you live in an area with hard water and are experiencing a problem with rust stains on your white clothing, give Super Iron Out a try. You just may save your white shirts — and your sanity.
Living in an area that is prone to hard water and rust stains, I looked to find something that would help get rid of the ugly stains on my sink and bathtub. I was happy to find Super Iron Out. I first tried it in the toilet bowl and was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. After following the directions on the first application, I was shocked to see what a difference it had made in only a matter of minutes. The ugly rust stains were gone and it looked brand new with this new rust removal product.
Once I saw what a difference it made in my bathroom, I went and bought a large container of this rust stain remover and was happy to see all the different ways I could use it in my entire house. Not only is it great for bathrooms, but I also found it to be very useful in the kitchen for getting rid of rust stains on dishes I had. Before I would just throw the dishes away, but now I know I can use a little Super Iron Out and the stains are gone. I was also able to use it on my dishwasher where there seemed to be the most stubborn rust stains. Now after using it, my dishwasher looks great again.
Super Iron Out is also a lifesaver when it comes to getting rid of rust stains on clothing. Being a mechanic, my husband is notorious for getting rust on almost every article of his clothing. While I had tried a million things to get rid of the stains, nothing seemed to work, often resulting in having to throw away many of his clothes. Super Iron Out is also safe to use on most colors and easy to add to laundry detergent
Cleaning the bathroom is the worst chore in the house! It seems like as soon as I clean the bathroom, it's dirty again, especially the toilet bowl. I always had this orange-colored rust stain in the toilet bowl, even after I had just scrubbed and cleaned. I wondered what caused it and how I could get rid of the stain.
Turns out, in areas with hard water and mineral deposits in the water supply, a build up can occur inside the toilet bowl. This was the cause of the rings and discoloration in my toilet bowl. I knew there must be a solution for how to remove rust from my toilet bowl, so I started looking into the best rust removers.
After some research, I found Super Iron Out and read that it is the world's #1 rust remover and has been since 1958. I decided to give it a try. After all, I have tried every other product on the market and nothing seemed to be working - not even bleach.
I was absolutely amazed by the results. I simply put Super Iron Out inside the toilet bowl, went to put a load of laundry in and came back about 10 minutes later to find my toilet bowl sparkling white. I didn't even have to scrub! I just flushed and the bowl looked so clean.
Try it, It worked for me.
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Several years back, my husband and I bought a lake house. I've always wanted a house on the lake for a summer vacation home. It was great when the kids were little. Every weekend in the summer we would pack up and spend the entire time swimming, fishing, hiking, and grilling. However, now that the kids are getting older, we spend more time driving to and from soccer games and ballet practice than we do spending time at the lake.
With that said, we went up for the first time in a few months, last weekend. I was shocked when I saw the effects of hard water on my toilet, sinks, and bathtubs, they were all orange! Don't get me wrong, I was used to the rust stains in the lake house that was no surprise. But to have rust this bad when the water hasn't even been running? I thought for sure something had to be wrong with the plumbing. How was I going to remove rust stains this bad? I couldn't enjoy a relaxing family weekend with my bathrooms and kitchen sink giving off an awful, orange glow. Something had to be done!
I went to work removing the rust stains, thinking that I would spend the greater part of the day applying and reapplying Super Iron Out to the sinks, bathtubs, and toilets. But Super Iron Out removed the rust stains with ease. It only took me about 20 minutes to rid the entire house of rust stains. So I was able to pack a lunch and spend the day on the lake with my family after all.
Super Iron Out is the best rust remover. It is the only rust remover I will ever use at home or at the lake.
We have well water and a lot of iron in the water. Iron Out works great! We add it to the water softener and No Iron. Thank You!
Name: Collie Holton
City: Dayton
State: OH
We have very hard water. So we use iron out a lot, a whole lot. It's used in the bathroom for the stains we get in there. We use it to whiten dingy white clothing, especially socks. Once a month we use it to clean the dishwasher. We love it!
Name: Paula Barlow
City: Fountaintown
State: IN
I saw a blog on the internet to purchase your product instead of another acid which is used as wood bleach. Yours was aabout $4 theirs was $10. I compared them and it worked basicly the same for less. I will use it again for other things and the next time I bring home quartz crystals. My driveway is next.
Name: Paul
City: Blue Springs
State: MO
I had tried everything to remove the stains from my toilets, nothing would work. A water filtration specialist told me that Ironout would do the job, but it didn't work either. It worked in my toilet tanks, but it won't take the stains out of the bowl.
Name: Doug Lowe
City: Blue Ridge
State: Georgia
The store, menards questioned the printed coupon. I had no problem, but the clerk did ask head clerk if they took it. Not sure what the problem is with printed coupons.
Name: Thomas Koenig
City: Spencerville
State: OH
When the toilet brush gets rust-colored I simply put the brush in the toilet bowl, then pour some Iron Out over it & let it sit for a while. The brush turns back white & looks brand new!
Name: Gayle Brice
City: Mulberry
State: FL
So very satisfied with this product! Wish I had known of it sooner!
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Name: Brad
Email: brad.lenth@gmail.com
City: Swisher
State: Iowa
I love Super Iron Out. It is great on rust.
Name: Karen Frantz
City: Filion
State: Michigan
I used Super Iron Out and was amazed of the crisp and clean affects on my garmets. I will recommend this to anyone.
Name: Charles Bruegman
City: Sterling
State: Colorado
I have very hard well water and all my whites were yellowish/orange. After one use of White Brite and continuous use of this product my whites are back to brand new white.
Name: Delois Foust
City: Gibsonville
State: North Carolina
We live just outside city limits and have a well system. We use just a tiny amount of Super Iron Out each month in our water softener salt bin which has resolved our iron problem. I have saved literally hundreds of dollars at the salon because we no longer have to have our hair stripped of iron!
Name: Lisa Demars
City: St. Michael
State: MN
I am a nurse by profession, and white, professional looking uniforms are a must. Unfortunately the area I live in gets its public water supply from a deep well, and contains a lot of iron. Over time my white uniforms turn yellow, and bleach just makes it worse. I saw your White Brite product at the store and decided to give it a try. To my amazement it took out all of the yellow, and did not affect the embroidered logos on my uniforms. I am so glad I finally found a product that works.
Name: Justin Gudvangen
City: Florence
State: South Carolina
I use my boat in brackish water, leaving it in the water for a week at a time. The only way that I have found to clean the outside of the Hull quickly, is Super Iron Out. It seems to melt away the stains and scum buildup without heavy scrubbing.
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Name: John Pethe
City: St. Petersburg
State: FL
We built a house 6 years ago and I hoped so much for good water (we have a well). As it turns out, it was not good on my laundry which I happen to be very picky about. I tried countless things to take the dinge out of our clothes. Nothing worked until I stumbled upon your product in the grocery store. I had my doubts about it. I tried it the next day and it really worked!!! Your product changed my life!!! My clothes turned out beautiful!
Name: Marie
City: Duluth
State: MN
I used White Brite and was very satisfied with it. I have used Super Iron Out before and liked it, but White Brite works even better in my hard water. We live in the country an have well water and I have tried a lot of different products to get my white clothes white this is the best one I have found. Love it very much
Name: Susan Martin
City: Lumberton
State: Mississippi
I'm really interested in trying out Super Iron Out. If it's anything at all like your sister product, White Brite, I'm sure it will do a great job on my laundry; particularly my sheets. :>}
Name: Cathy
City: Winston Salem
State: NC
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