No need to sand, here's how to clean rust on a motorbike exhaust, just add 1 food ingredient

foto: YouTube/Gado-Gado channel

Many people are afraid to carry out the sanding process, because if they are not careful, they risk scratching the exhaust.

Brilio.net - Motorcycle exhausts that have been used for years are prone to rust. The reason is, when used for driving, the exhaust is often exposed to water or sunlight. Like rust stains in general, these stains on the exhaust are also very difficult to remove because they are stubborn.

That's why so that the rust stains disappear quickly when cleaning, the exhaust often has to be sanded first. However, many people are afraid to carry out the sanding process, because if they are not careful, they risk scratching the exhaust. So, for those of you who don't want to use sandpaper, let's try the method from netizens on the Gado-Gado YouTube channel account.

The man on the YouTube account Gado-Gado channel explained that even without sanding, his motorbike exhaust which was originally full of rust could become shiny again by relying on one food ingredient, you know.

What must be prepared first is a small container or bowl. Then, fill the container with enough tomato sauce. Yup, tomato sauce is the food ingredient needed to practice how to clean rust from a motorbike exhaust.

Then, mix the tomato sauce with citrus (citric acid). This citrus will increase the acidity level of the tomato sauce, making it more effective at removing rust. Stir until the tomato sauce and citrus are evenly mixed, then apply it to the motorbike exhaust.

photo: YouTube/Gado-Gado channel

You can rub the mixture on the exhaust with the help of a brush or an old toothbrush. After the sauce mixture covers the entire surface of the exhaust, let it sit for several hours.

"Let it sit for 5 hours until the sauce dries," emphasized the owner of the YouTube Gado-Gado channel account, quoted by BrilioFood on Friday (10/5).

After that, rub the exhaust with a soapy sponge. Carry out the process of rubbing the exhaust for a few moments until the rust and remaining sauce are gone. Finally, rinse the exhaust with clean water, then wipe until completely dry.

photo: YouTube/Gado-Gado channel

How about it, the netizen's motorbike exhaust on the Gado-Gado channel's YouTube account is super shiny, right? Taking a peek at the upload which has been watched 124 thousand times, quite a few netizens have given enthusiastic comments, you know.

The stock of tomato sauce at home is at risk of mold if not stored properly, you know. Here's how to store tomato sauce so it doesn't get moldy.

1. Sterilize storage containers.

Make sure the storage container you use is clean and sterile. Use a glass or plastic container that is airtight and can be closed tightly.

2. Make sure the tomato sauce is dry before storing.

Before storing tomato sauce, make sure it is dry enough, as moisture can be a major cause of mold growth. You can heat the tomato sauce evenly before storing it to reduce moisture.

3. Add acid.

The acid in tomato sauce can help prevent mold growth. If there is no problem with the taste, add a little vinegar or lemon juice to the tomato sauce before storing it.

4. Store in a cool and dark place.

Keep tomato sauce away from direct sunlight and store it in a cool, dark place such as a refrigerator or cool room.

5. Pay attention to the expiration date.

Be sure to use tomato sauce before it passes the expiration date or immediately after opening, depending on the storage instructions on the package.

(brl/tin)