I can't say much more than this;
If you have cast iron pans with crud on them, clean them with a potato.
To remove rust, slice a fresh potato in half and cover the cut end in liquid dish detergent. Rub the rust spots away with the potato, rinse clean, dry, then apply a light layer of oil to the cookware.
This does work and it sure beats scrubbing your cookware with harmful chemicals. This works! Yay!
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It really works!
I'll have to tell my roomie about this! We both love using cast iron cookware, and I've never thought of using a potato! :)
Let me know how it works - I had great results!
I use to use cast iron pans all the time, but over the years they have rusted out. I have heard of using oil on them and letting them bake in a warm oven over night but never knew about cleaning with the potato before. Great idea. Thanks for sharing
Hey Patty,
I hope it works well for you. It did for me. Actually, I have never heard of the warm oil trick!
My DH is a chef and he says that all they use is some salt and a hand cloth. If it is seasoned well this will do the trick and they never use soap at all.
He thought the potato idea was pretty cool, too. He said he may try it with the potato and some salt next time.
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