- Can I use the powder on colored clothes?
- Only on colorfast items after a hidden-spot test. Iron Out is a reducer and can strip or lighten dyes, so whites are the safer use.
- How is the gel different from the powder?
- The gel is a clinging spray for hard surfaces like tubs, sinks and toilets. The powder is added to the wash for fabric stains.
- Will it remove old, set-in rust stains?
- Often yes, but old stains may need a second application or a longer soak. Very old stains on porous surfaces can be permanent.
- Does it work in a front-loading washer?
- Yes, dissolved powder can go in the drum or dispenser. Check your washer manual, since some makers restrict strong reducers.
- Is it safe for septic systems?
- The active ingredients break down in normal use, but follow the label dose. Avoid pouring large amounts of the gel into a drain.
- What surfaces should I avoid?
- Test first on colored grout, natural stone, colored fixtures and metals. Strong reducers can etch or discolor some finishes.
- Where is the Iron Out Rust Stain Remover Powder, 1 lb 12 oz, and Powerful Gel Spray, 16 fl oz cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $20.37, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Iron Out Rust Stain Remover Powder, 1 lb 12 oz, and Powerful Gel Spray, 16 fl oz?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including trendmart 103, Amazon.