How To CLEAN Your Barbell At Home (Remove Chalk, Dirt, & Rust)

Ever wondered how to get chalk, dust, rust, & dirt off of your barbell at home? In this video we give you a step-by-step tutorial on how to clean your barbell at home.
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[@aualongboardsociety]

Great information!

[@FringeSportHQ]

Thanks 🙏

[@Timm129]

Is this necessary with e-coat finish barbell? Thanks for the video

[@jamestonbellajo]

Wondering the same thing with cerakote.

[@FringeSportHQ]

Yes this process is the same on all barbell coats

[@nazook]

I cleaned my bar with the same oil and now my bar looks dirtier and much darker on the area I cleaned. Should I just soak it in vinegar?

[@RobDyrdek713]

Did you end up doing anything?

[@nazook]

@@RobDyrdek713nope, I ended up getting a new bar and that one is just sitting in the gym. I just need to find a big enough container or something to fit the barbell in and soak in vinegar but I’ve been too lazy.

[@RobDyrdek713]

@@nazook same. Thought about putting it in a makeshift container and lining that with a tarp to soak it