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Rusty pins Posted - Jun 22 2006 : 09:58:14 AM
Girls...I just have to share this with all of you! I found a wonderful old cotton bedcover at the flea market but it had a huge(dinner plate) size rust spot on it. Well the lady gave it to me real cheap because she 'had tried everything' and nothing worked.
So....I found this all natural recipe
Wet the rust spot(s)
Mix together equal parts of Cream Of Tarter & Salt
Pour onto wet rust spots and rub into a thick paste
Lay your item in the grass where it can get sun all day.
I couldn't believe it....but the whole stain was gone!!!!!

Just make sure that the paste is real thick on the spot.

I went into my linen drawer and took out all the linens that had spots ......the whole back yard was covered in my sheets!!!
Sweet Blessins',
Paula

"Life shall judge us harshly enough. Let us at least be gentle with each other."

http://www.rustypinsandoldlace.com/
'Antiques & HandMades for your heart and your home.'
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sunshine Posted - Jun 23 2006 : 08:30:34 AM
my husband probably wishes I didn't have the sence of humor that I have as he never gets it

have a lovely day
Hideaway Farmgirl Posted - Jun 23 2006 : 07:48:39 AM
Sunshine, I thought the same thing, but could not get my creative brain working to formulate a silly response. I'm glad someone out there shares my goofy sense of humor!

Jo
sunshine Posted - Jun 23 2006 : 07:45:32 AM
just a side note funny to me a person with the call name of rusty pins wants to remove rust are you going to be just pins or maybe pins and needles or maybe not

have a lovely day
Rusty pins Posted - Jun 23 2006 : 06:55:45 AM
Diane....LOL it was SO fun...like I said I had ALL my bedclothes on the grass....the little neighbor boy asked my son 'why does your mom have all the bedsheets in the yard'....ofcourse my son answered 'she's just kind of weird that way.'LOL
Thanks for that tip also......I had run out of cream of tarter so i had to run to the store for more...but I've got tons of lemon juice on hand!! :o)
Thanks!!!

"Life shall judge us harshly enough. Let us at least be gentle with each other."

http://www.rustypinsandoldlace.com/
'Antiques & HandMades for your heart and your home.'
Hideaway Farmgirl Posted - Jun 22 2006 : 10:55:30 AM
Awesome tips, both of them! Thanks for sharing!

Jo
DaisyFarm Posted - Jun 22 2006 : 10:45:19 AM
Lemon juice and salt and then placing in the sun also works. It's like magic isn't it!

http://www.daisyfarm.blogspot.com

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