Clean Rusty Garden Tools With Only ONE INGREDIENT!

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • I know we have all neglected our garden tools at one point or another but don't let that rust take over, clean your rusty garden tools easily with only one ingredient commonly found in your home! WHITE DISTILLED VINEGAR!
    Help us with our mission to feed the world by teaching millions how they can grow their own food! Thank you for your continued love and support!
    👇🏻LINKS TO PRODUCTS BELOW👇🏻
    🟢Gardeners Supply Company is securing a brighter future by building community, empowering gardeners, and cultivating new generations of earth stewards.
    Shop Gardeners Today - amzn.to/3jVuN3y
    🟢 Non-GMO, Heirloom Seeds from SURVIVAL SEEDS!
    survivalgarden...
    🟢Active Grow LED Grow Lights MADE IN THE USA 🇺🇸www.activegrow...
    🟢My Favorite Metal Raised Garden Beds!
    Olle builds incredibly high quality raised beds that have a lifespan of 20 Years! amzn.to/3Cm07yL
    🟢GET 10% OFF Vegega Raised Garden Beds
    USE THE CODE - "Expedition" at checkout
    www.vegega.com...
    Get the goods and SUPPORT the channel all at the same time with these AFFILIATE LINKS!
    🌿SUBSCRIBE HERE 🌿
    www.youtube.co...
    ********CONNECT WITH US!********
    Discord Chat Server! / discord
    EXPEDITION HOMESTEAD VIDEOS
    Popular Videos:
    / @expeditionhomestead
    Succulents and Cacti:
    • Succulents and Cacti
    🌿HELP SUPPORT US 🌿
    You can donate to the channel to help with new plants and gardening supplies that help us make new videos!
    Get your Garden Supplies Here - amzn.to/2JousRe
    Indoor Plants on Amazon - amzn.to/305VqUi
    Perennial Flowers - amzn.to/2LGeiFH
    Books on GARDENING! - amzn.to/2XmuYEh
    Purchases on Amazon through our affiliate links will help provide us with a commission that will help keep this channel! GROWING! Thank you in advance for your support!
    Thank you all so much for watching, be sure to stick around for more great GARDENING ADVENTURES!

Комментарии • 54

  • @U12Yak
    @U12Yak 4 года назад +18

    Thanks for the straight vinegar tip! Am heading out to the garage to get a few of my rusty tools "reconditioned".
    One recommendation for you! Use 3-in-1 OIL to lubricate your tools. WD-40 is a water dispersal agent and it will evaporate fairly quickly, plus the aerosol is not a good thing to breathe in. A small bottle of 3-in-1 will last you a LONG time too....a thin coat will inhibit rust AND lubricate your tools much better than WD-40! Cheers!

    • @mikepellerin4611
      @mikepellerin4611 3 года назад +4

      If you need to lubricate really fine joints and gears, I recommend Singer Sewing Machine Oil. It disperses/spreads quickly so just a drop will fix a squeaky hinge or flow the length of a spring. Also Magic Eraser works great for removing rust and grime prior and post vinegar soaking.

  • @frankpotemski1187
    @frankpotemski1187 3 года назад +10

    After removing the rust, rinse thoroughly with clean water and baking soda. This neutralizes the vinegar acid that actually cleaned the tool. Now dry the tool and then lubricate. No WD40

  • @mcoguyaj
    @mcoguyaj 2 года назад +5

    I use WD 40 and steel wool. I have a lawn business in Florida and when I forget that I didn't put all my tools back in the truck and it's pouring rain they get rusty a lot. They sell a cleaning vinegar by the half gallon so that way you don't piss of the wife when you use her vinegar that she cooks with. Still think steel wool is better to use on your tools the sandpaper and wired brushes they scrap up your blades. You can buy a bag of steel wool with 3 grades course, medium and fine for 6.00 a bag last forever and way cheaper than sandpaper or wire brushes.

  • @dyland1941
    @dyland1941 4 года назад +2

    So glad things are turning green!

  • @graysoncarlyle6212
    @graysoncarlyle6212 4 года назад +5

    Nice job. Just goes to show that many of these Store bought products are just not up to the job, but normal everyday Vinegar blasts away.

  • @kimberlyeteeyan3402
    @kimberlyeteeyan3402 4 года назад +3

    OMG! I was so skeptical of the vinegar but was blown away with the results! Great job! 👍👍 I'll definitely incorporate that in my tool maintenance. Thanks!! 😁

  • @theodorathompson2034
    @theodorathompson2034 Год назад

    Gloriously fun couple! I enjoyed watching you so much I almost forgot to de-rust my shears.

  • @pats8219
    @pats8219 4 года назад +4

    For smaller items (hammer, wrench, pliers, screwdrivers, etc) I soak in 50% water to 50% Vinegar for 24 hrs then scrub with steel wool. Dry and seal with 3 in 1 oil

  • @alinabelousova
    @alinabelousova 3 года назад +3

    Amazing. I love when I can use one product for multiple tasks around the house!

  • @rogerboehm9465
    @rogerboehm9465 4 года назад +3

    Have you ever tried using a Rust eraser. I have used one to remove rust from my knives. And the rust eraser works very fast. I ordered mine from Amazon.

  • @787joelle
    @787joelle 4 года назад +4

    Thank you. Mine are so rusty. Great tip

  • @drbbass
    @drbbass 4 года назад +2

    Great hint! Definitely going to do this over the weekend!!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!!!! Diane

  • @bees272
    @bees272 4 года назад +2

    Thanks so much for the great tip.

  • @marciagrant6687
    @marciagrant6687 4 года назад +10

    It would be a more effective presentation if you did a side by side before and after shot for each tool you cleaned.

  • @GodsChild145
    @GodsChild145 Год назад

    Wow that’s amazing! Thank you for sharing this ♥️

  • @linarr1927
    @linarr1927 2 года назад +2

    I just watched another video about cleaning garden tools with vinegar, it didnt however show the awesome paper towel trick. I thought i was gonna have to let them all sit in the vinegar for 24-36 hours. Im definitely gonna try the paper towels. Thanks so much 🙂

    • @ExpeditionHomestead
      @ExpeditionHomestead  2 года назад

      How did they turn out? 😃

    • @linarr1927
      @linarr1927 2 года назад

      @@ExpeditionHomestead They turned out great! So glad I saw your video 😊

  • @Phuongnguyen-zr1in
    @Phuongnguyen-zr1in Год назад

    Thanks for sharing the video.

  • @christineayre796
    @christineayre796 Год назад

    I used a lesser percentage vinegar with salt and was able to get rust off a 100 year old steel handle. Vinegar is amazing!!

  • @sweetsue4204
    @sweetsue4204 2 года назад +2

    I have a rusty shovel,and a gallon of 6% white vinegar, which works better than 3%. I’ll try the paper towel trick, instead of soaking for 24 hours, which I already know would work but would take more vinegar to do the trick. Thanks. 🙏

    • @ExpeditionHomestead
      @ExpeditionHomestead  2 года назад +1

      Good luck!! Typically this can work on stuff that’s not too extreme but it always surprised me how powerful it is :)

  • @NazaninExplore
    @NazaninExplore 3 года назад +1

    amazing advise, great step by step guide

  • @larryniidji
    @larryniidji 4 года назад +5

    WD40 evaporates and is not good at all long term. Mineral spirits can cause skin irritation. Being garden tools, I use vegetable and warm the tools in the oven at about 300-350 degrees for better metal penetration, then wipe excess..

  • @lk7825
    @lk7825 4 года назад +2

    Does the vinegar have to be neutralized after cleaning and before putting on the oil? Will try it today. Thanks.

  • @soundstruck8268
    @soundstruck8268 Год назад

    He, great video, great info! Question about the white vinegar, what acidity of vinegar did you use? Is it is it 100% acidity? Or the cleaning vinegar at 6% acidity? I did see a 75% acidity on Amazon what would you recommend? Thanks 😊

  • @CrispinFreemont
    @CrispinFreemont 4 года назад

    Great presentation. Nice job.

  • @2WILDHARES
    @2WILDHARES 2 года назад

    Might want to neutralise the acidity of the vinegar by rinsing them off and soaking in a little water and baking soda. Then rinse off , let Dry and oil as you said..

  • @rezzer7918
    @rezzer7918 Год назад

    So... 1. soak in distilled white vinegar two hrs. 2. scrub with brillo pad

  • @Lilliancooks
    @Lilliancooks 2 года назад

    Can I use almond oil or veg oil to coat the tool after removing the rust.

  • @Marie-yx5ie
    @Marie-yx5ie 4 года назад

    Thank you 👍😉🍀

  • @toamaori
    @toamaori 4 года назад

    oh dammit .. I thought this was about garlic rust xD

  • @peace4world84
    @peace4world84 3 года назад

    😃😃😃the girl scared from getting dirty hands but cute

  • @edmerrick9286
    @edmerrick9286 Год назад

    Doesn't work

  • @moxee33
    @moxee33 2 года назад

    Corona says SPECIFICALLY NOT TO USE STEEL WOOL!! 👎

    • @ExpeditionHomestead
      @ExpeditionHomestead  2 года назад

      They have a specific coating over their blades. Some may vary just like anything else.

  • @bubbleblonde9600
    @bubbleblonde9600 4 года назад

    I cringed every time that you wiped a blade. I thought you were going to cut yourself!

  • @user-fs5lc2dl7t
    @user-fs5lc2dl7t 2 года назад

    The two of you are cute together...but...shame on you for allowing your tools to get rusted in the first place.

    • @ExpeditionHomestead
      @ExpeditionHomestead  2 года назад

      This isn’t a scapegoat or anything buttt my son left them out :p hahaha thanks for watching 😊

    • @jburgett45
      @jburgett45 Год назад

      There are still a few perfect people out there - so why do they need to watch your video?😀