Rust is a threat to all your metal tools. Luckily, this DIY solution is here as an easy method to lubricate your tools and keep them from corroding.

garden tools can get a little rusty. That's a problem for the tools' longevity. You probably already know that rust is a form of corrosion. That means that when left untreated, rust eats away at ...

If you’ve ever pulled an old tool, a garden rake, or even a beloved cast-iron pan out of storage only to find it covered in ...

One of the easiest methods for removing rust from old tools is WD-40, a common lubricant known for its anti-corrosive properties. Spray a coat on the tool’s rust-affected area and allow it to ...

Ferrous metals start to rust after only a few hours of exposure to air and water. Left unchecked, the orange menace can destroy your car, ruin your tools, and wreak havoc on old plumbing.