rust on pocono

no joke, my dog urinated on my stove,,and i guess someone never cleaned it up too well.... i just noticed there is rust developing where he did this. its surface rust,, on the side of stove and on ash pan door...any recommendations on what i should do to get it off?

A rag with WD40 will probably do the job.

Fine steel wool and get paint to match stove... Several years back had a Harman II and repainted because of surface rust.. Stove look great and paint lasted.

Your dog should be glad he doesn't live with Freetown Fred "--Did I trip over one of the dogs & almost drop my ash pan?? only ONCE--shot the dog & now I'm good--come on guys, that was Freetown humor " , Pee on the stove certain death sentance! Ok, we are kidding here

niawatch wrote:any recommendations on what i should do to get it off?

A threatening look while shouting and holding a rolled up newspaper should do.... OH! You mean the rust, not the dog! ') Yaaa.... I'd go with the WD & steel wool.

Freddy wrote:

niawatch wrote:any recommendations on what i should do to get it off?

A threatening look while shouting and holding a rolled up newspaper should do.... OH! You mean the rust, not the dog! ') Yaaa.... I'd go with the WD & steel wool.

I'd be more concerned who is influencing your dog's anti coal philosophy.

niawatch wrote:no joke, my dog urinated on my stove,,and i guess someone never cleaned it up too well.... i just noticed there is rust developing where he did this. its surface rust,, on the side of stove and on ash pan door...any recommendations on what i should do to get it off?

Must be an Alaska or Harman Dog. You need to get him some proper training. LOL



Steel wool like mentioned and maybe some baking soda water mix?

No joke, my dog peed on the back of my leg while I was peeing in the woods one day..........and THAT is why I switched from burning wood to coal!