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Toothpaste vinegar

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Using Hydrogen Peroxide.Tooth paste,vinegar, and baking soda to remove rust objects.

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Baking soda and water, salt and vinegar, soak the metal ad then the white vinegar, or u could use ketchup.

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Baking soda and water, salt and vinegar, soak the metal ad then the white vinegar, or u could use ketchup.

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using baking soda and water, vinegar, or ketchup would probably work.

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the way to clean the penny off is by putting toothpaste and after that scrub and put it in coke

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The way i did it was when I put ketchup and let it sit there for a few minutes.

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"You can dissolve rust by soaking the metal and white vinegar for a few hours before scrubbing it off or mix baking soda and water into a thick paste. And spread it over the metal." or you can just use Coca Cola

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You can remove rust with anything that has light acid in it. You can use ketchup, any sort of citrus juice of your choice, and hot sauce. Let your item soak in your choice of liquid/food for 15 minutes or longer (Most is 30 minutes). Now, scrub it off with a toothbrush or a rag.

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I use coco cola / toothpaste, and then I brush it with a toothbrush.

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using lemon / vinegar, salt, and a cloth, you can clean a penny.

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You use salt and Vinegar. You put salt on the coin then you put vinegar after then wait and then rub it off and then your coin is squeaky clean.

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Aidan Garcia                             I got the coin and sprinkled it with salt and poured apple cider vinegar on the coin. Then I waited about 30 minutes, then rub the vinegar off with a toothbrush. Then the rust on the coin was gone

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Aidan Garcia                             I got the coin and sprinkled it with salt and poured apple cider vinegar on the coin. Then I waited about 30 minutes, then rub the vinegar off with a toothbrush. Then the rust on the coin was gone

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Rub salt all over the rusted area you want clean. Once it’s coated, cut a lemon in half and squeeze its juice onto the salt. You can also use limes. Let the salt and lemon juice mixture remain on the item for two hours. Now, scrub it off.

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You can soak the penny in white vinegar for 30 minutes or more then scrub the rust off.

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Wash for 30 minutes using any tip of vinegar, then scrub it with an old tooth brush.

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Using  Vinegar and salt or you can also use lemon/orange juice

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Using ketchup,vinegar , and toothpaste

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You can use vinegar ( or lemon juice ) and salt, or you can use tapatio.

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You can use vinegar and then after you clean the penny with vinegar rub the penny with toothpaste.

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Using something with light acid such as vinegar and ketchup.

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Mix baking soda and vinger together and put the penny in.

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Use the rind from the lime to scrub the mixture off. It is strong enough to remove the rust without further damaging the metal.

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use light acid for example soda ketchup and vinegar

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using vinegar and salt toghether

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Using baking soda and lemon juice. Buff with a soft cloth and then rinse with water then dry.

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Using at home materials such as toothpaste, Soda, Baking Soda with water are all easy ways to get rid of rust.

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using baking soda and water

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use light acid such as ketchup, vinegar, lemon, or orange juice.

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Anything with light acid, things in the kitchen such as ketchup, hot sauce, spices, and lemon juice or anything in that nature. With a rag or soft cloth.