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Rix86
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Location: Shelton
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Oven cleaner cycle
Flaxseed oil treatment.
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| Mon Oct 23, 2017 7:52 pm |
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snozzberries
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Rix86 wrote: Oven cleaner cycle
Flaxseed oil treatment. Yes you can put them in a garbage bag with oven cleaner that contains lye. That's for small batches. Not as good as soaking it in a bucket of liquid.
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| Mon Oct 23, 2017 7:58 pm |
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Mediumrarechicken
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Bruh, Puget sound is a big area, where you be's? I have a 14 fry pan that needs some love
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Rix86
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snozzberries wrote: Rix86 wrote: Oven cleaner cycle
Flaxseed oil treatment. Yes you can put them in a garbage bag with oven cleaner that contains lye. That's for small batches. Not as good as soaking it in a bucket of liquid. No, not oven cleaner. Oven self clean cycle.
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RocketScott
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Kick snozzberries in the nuts.
Sorry, I have that set as my stock reply.
I've always used olive oil and kept them in good shape but I've got friends that swear by using potatoes to season cast iron.
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Old Growth
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I have a large amount of cast iron pans and such Im going to going thru and selling some.
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Eagle Chaplain
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Old Growth wrote: I have a large amount of cast iron pans and such Im going to going thru and selling some. You are posting them here first right
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snozzberries
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Mediumrarechicken wrote: Bruh, Puget sound is a big area, where you be's? I have a 14 fry pan that needs some love By 14, do you mean 14"? That's too large to fit in my home-depot bucket.
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snozzberries
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Rix86 wrote: snozzberries wrote: Rix86 wrote: Oven cleaner cycle
Flaxseed oil treatment. Yes you can put them in a garbage bag with oven cleaner that contains lye. That's for small batches. Not as good as soaking it in a bucket of liquid. No, not oven cleaner. Oven self clean cycle. I've been told that Self Clean oven is too hot also, just like the fire. RocketScott wrote: I've always used olive oil and kept them in good shape but I've got friends that swear by using potatoes to season cast iron. Olive Oil is fine to keep them in good shape. You shouldn't use it to season them though, as it has too low of a flash point.
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Pablo
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I've been using coconut oil. I don't like olive and some other oils. It's just not as slick.
BTW I've done the NaOH dip for iron burner grills. Fantastic.
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Jonathan Brown
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Olive oil goes rancid over time. Don't use it. Use regular vegetable oil. Some of my cast iron is quite old. My parents bought them when they got married in the early 40's. They still look great, and it's almost impossible to get food to stick to them. I just scrub them with a scotchbrite pad and water. Coat with a touch of oil, and Bob's Your Uncle.
I bought a cast iron dutch oven at a yard sale last year that was all rusty, and all I did was use brillo pads, oven cleaner, and lots of elbow grease on it. It cleaned up well, and now it's my camping pot.
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Rix86
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Self clean isn't too hot. Just makes everything on the cast go away. Bare metal. Flash rusts quickly, but that's easy to deal with.
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JohnMBrowning
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Just like when I said that the fire should be a (large) bed of orange coals.... works really well and doesn't smoke out the kitchen. Where would you be if you believe EVERYTHING that you're told or read on the interweb?
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snozzberries
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All done:  
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cmica
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 awesome job.....now go use the heck out of em.  _________________
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