Questions and Answers for Pro Products 128 oz. Rust Stain Remover Rid O' Rust

A:  yes it cleans concrete. Just don't overspray

A:  On concrete - yes. I had no negative affects on adjacent vegetation. I would recommend you pre-rinse and post-rinse vegetation just to be safe.

A:  Works great on concrete and will not hurt grass, plants, or flowers...excellent product!!

A:  Yes it works on concrete and paint. Did not effect grass at all

A:  Yes you can use it on concrete- it works really well. It didn’t kill my grass- I just made sure to spray down the lawn really good after applying. I’ve done multiple applications and my lawn seems unaffected.

A:  We didn't try that but if we were considering it, we'd call or e-mail the manufacturer.

A:  I would try a small area first. If the tile is glazed I doubt there would be a problem with the tile ,you want to see the effect the material has on the grout before treating a large area.

A:  I am sure you could. CLR has a bathroom rust and lime remover I have had great results with. It says it is good for stone or brick so tile should be ok. It doesn't have a really strong odor. You use the product at full strength and then rinse clean. I didn't have stellar results with a rust spot on my driveway. But it did remove some of the coloring. Some of these are trial and error, if it dont work you can always return it. Good luck

A:  yes, it will be fine on tile

A:  Yes, this product can be used on bathroom tile

A:  you do not dilute this product

A:  directions say apply full strength. "Tin" is not specified among the materials it is safe on, but 'metal' is.

A:  The Rid O Rust goes on as it comes out of the container. I don't remember the directions saying to dilute the material. Be sure and read the directions before using.

A:  My husband applied it straight, without diluting it. He put the Rid O' Rust into a container and sprayed some on the side of the house. He waited about a minute, then washed the product off with a garden hose. Some stains were more stubborn than others and he had to re-apply one or two more times. Don't know about using the product on a tin roof. You can probably find out by calling or e-mailing the manufacturer.

A:  You apply this at full strength straight from the bottle. I used it on a rust spot on my driveway and didn't get stellar results, it did remove some of the coloring, and did a great job of cleaning the concrete as you can see in the pics. Its a trial and error process with cleaners, if this doesn't work for you, you can always return it.