Sharing Rust Stain Removal Tips with Friends

A bunch of us gals got together for our weekly brunch to talk about various things, our jobs, the kids, house work, and the like. One person brought up the fact that she's been having a hard time with rust removal in her bathroom. All of us could commiserate, as we've all had to deal with rust in our homes from time to time.

The suggestions for rust removing techniques flew fast and furiously around the table. Many ideas were bandied about, but no one came up with rust removal products that really work. I sat and waited for the hubbub to die down before putting in my two cents.

As soon as I could, I said, "Why not try Super Iron Out? You'll get all of your stains out while leaving the porcelain finish undamaged." I could feel all eyes turning to me as if I had revealed the location of the Holy Grail.

Immediately the questions started to fly: "Where can I buy Super Iron Out?" "How much does it cost?" "How much do you need to use?" Once I managed to get a word in edge wise, I told them that they can find it in most local grocery stores in the cleaning supplies aisle, or you can order it online, it's under $5 for a good sized bottle and it will last through several uses, and most applications only require 1/2 a cup.

I'm pretty sure that a few of the ladies headed straight to the store to pick up a bottle after leaving the restaurant that morning.