yes,you can use diesel to clean tools.
what you do is put hand tools that has oil, rust or other stains and put them in a bucket or a pan of diesel over night and thay will look good as new.
Hand tools should be stored in an airtight container. This keeps out moisture(and subsequent rust). Also pipe down tools with a rag to remove moisture before storing.
Rather than using oil use a solution that drives out moisture and as you want it even drives out rust on tools. Such as WD-40.
Most hammers should be rust-resistant. However, you can always apply a rust coat if you want to, just in case.
To effectively store garden tools in sand to prevent rust and maintain their sharpness, clean the tools thoroughly to remove any dirt or debris, then coat them with a light layer of oil to prevent rust. Next, bury the tools in a container filled with sand, making sure they are completely covered. The sand will help absorb moisture and keep the tools dry, preventing rust. Check the tools periodically for any signs of rust or dullness, and reapply oil as needed.
Rust, dirt and gritty grease may effect the operation and accuracy of the tools you are using. Keeping them clean and in good working order will assure you a long life of service, in some cases a lifetime.
To effectively clean and maintain garden tools exposed to sand and oil, first remove any debris and oil with a brush and soapy water. Then, dry the tools thoroughly and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust. Store the tools in a dry place to ensure longevity.
With gardening tools always clean after use and rub with an oily rag. Rust on tools makes the job harder.
Keep it dry to avoid oxygenation bond that result rust
Keep it dry to avoid oxygenation bond that result rust
To prevent garden tools from rusting, keep them clean and dry after use, store them in a dry place, and apply a light coat of oil or rust-resistant spray regularly.
To prevent tools from rusting and keep them in good condition, store them in a dry place, apply a rust-resistant coating, keep them clean and dry after use, and use a dehumidifier in storage areas if needed. Regularly inspect and maintain tools to catch any signs of rust early.
Clean them after use. Put them away when you're not using them. Keep them sharp (knives, chisels etc) Keep them dry (to avoid rust)