What should I do if garden tools are rusty?

As improper storage, cleaning, and use can cause garden tools to rust, this will affect our normal use. Garden tool manufacturers will talk about ways to prevent garden tools from rusting.
After use, clean the exterior, especially the parts that are prone to rust, and then wipe them dry and store in a dry and ventilated place. Chemical agents with acid and alkali are corrosive to iron, and garden tools should be kept away from acid and alkali. If the articles are accidentally stained with acid or alkaline products, they should be rinsed off with water in time, and then wiped dry with a cotton cloth. Long-term exposure to the sun will also cause the surface paint of the art forest tools to discolor or fall off, causing the inner layer Metal is oxidized and deteriorated, so it should not be placed in direct sunlight for a long time. In addition, it is easy to rust the metal and peel off the coating in a humid environment. Therefore, the place should be dry. If you want to clean the gardening tools, remember not to Use boiling water or running water for cleaning, just wipe it with a damp cloth. If it is improperly stored and rusted, do not immediately sand it with sandpaper. If the position is relatively small, you can wipe it clean with a cotton cloth moistened with engine oil.