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How to remove iron sulphate stains from concrete slabs?
Is there a non expensive way to remove iron sulphate stains from concrete paving slabs?
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According to Google, reportedly rust removers can do this.
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Have you seen the price of them?
I was looking for something homemade and cheaper.
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I was looking for something homemade and cheaper.
Oxalic acid used to be my go-to when you buy it from places like Boots. I see several sources of 5% or 10% solutions on ebay for £8 to £25 depending on quantity & strength.
Rhubarb leaves are also a good source of oxalic acid, all be it at 0.5% to 1% by weight. If you decide to go this route, don't use pans from the kitchen. Oxalic acid is poisonous and can do a lot of damage to your kidneys. So grab a pan from a local charity shop and dispose of it at the local tip when done.
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