Cast Iron Revisited

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  1. Boker55

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    If you can safely get it down a drain that’s perfectly fine too. I would go down the kitchen sink with it just to help remove any fat/grease that’s built up over time.
     
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    Yall use one of the chain mail scrubbers on your cast iron?
     
    Strigidae, Dec 22, 2018
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    I do. On the rare occasion I actually clean them.
     
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    I do too.
     
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    I just throw mine out on the back porch and let Wolfgang do backspins in the pan....

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    Yep
     
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    Yessir. If an abrasive is needed I use coarse salt along with chain mail.
     
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    Ok. Well heard that loud and clear. Ill get one in the mail.
     
    Strigidae, Dec 22, 2018
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    Coarse steel wool works as well, I'm talking the kind that looks like the metal shavings from a metal lath
     
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    I like the brush lodge sells. Works well in my opinion.
     
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    What I use most is just really hot water and the plastic scrapers that Lodge makes
     
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    Yeah the scrapers are great too.
     
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    Thats what i had been using. But chain mail!!! You gotta use that. We are knife guys.
     
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    Seared a roast then put it in the slow cooker for the day.

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    Got a cheap chain mail scrubber. Dont do that. I've got little rings unhooking and falling off.
     
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    My in laws gave me a good one for Christmas. It has replaced my lodge brush and scraper.
     
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    I purchased The Ringer 3 years ago and use it almost everday without a problem.
     
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    Thats where i went wrong. I went with a cheap one.
     
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    Turns out I got the ringer as well. I am a fan.

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