For small objects affected by rust (like keys), soak in a bowl of white vinegar for up to 24 hours and then rinse clean and dry. For larger objects, apply vinegar directly to the rust-affected area and sprinkle with salt. Use a wad of aluminum foil to scrub the rust away.

Baking soda with vinegar or lemon juice is always my first try. Jif is a good try as well, so is CRL and a renovator for the car can work as well

Good question,l need to know as well!

I didn’t know that about bleach – CLR should work, Ajax is also great

Great! Really interesting comments read on this!

I used baking soda, it’s fantastic & works for a lot if things!

a bit of creme cleanser worked for me

How did you go? CLR usually works for me!

get denture tablets and let them fizz on the stain.

CLR is very good at removing rust stains. Otherwise it’s the trust bicarb paste again!

there are some good comments here

nail polish remover . .

Do we ask how you went?

I’d try a paste of lemon juice & bicarb soda. Let it sit for a while then polish gently.

CLR is the best leave on for 2-3 minutes. Then wash off thoroughly. If there is a stain still repeat. Go gently do not scrub with steel wool use a makeup pad and run gently.

marble paste with a bathroom enjoy glove if you own them otherwise gumption and elbow grease

CLR or rust remover from Bunnings or lemon juice and bicarb but may need a few applications.

Bicarbonate paste is really good

Make a paste of bicarb and lemon juice let it sit on the stain for a hour

Gumption… can be found in the cleaning products aisle of most supermarkets.