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Related: About this forumlearnd a trick for cleaning really messed up skillits and so fourth,
first . get some baking soda and spread it around for example a electric skillit. then add vinigar and watch it fizz. clean.
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learnd a trick for cleaning really messed up skillits and so fourth, (Original Post)
AllaN01Bear
Apr 2024
OP
Can i use this to clean my cast iron skillets? I am afraid to try it until someone tells me it's okay w/ cast iron.
SWBTATTReg
Apr 2024
#6
Ahhh, thank you!!! I don't clean them very often, but there are times that I like to clean them (really just one pan
SWBTATTReg
Apr 2024
#8
Thanks. Makes sense. Would I finish off w/ fine grained salt towards the end of cleaning?
SWBTATTReg
Apr 2024
#10
Irish_Dem
(57,527 posts)1. I use this a lot. Keeps my sink and garbage disposal clean.
And on hard to clean pots and pans.
AllaN01Bear
(23,047 posts)2. eggscllent.
someone a long time ago taught me that .
Irish_Dem
(57,527 posts)5. Sometimes I just use the baking soda on tough stains.
Rub on the stain and let it sit.
Then sometimes I nuke it with the vinegar.
But the BS alone works too.
lapucelle
(19,532 posts)3. I love household tips!
Duncanpup
(13,689 posts)4. Awesome thank you
SWBTATTReg
(24,094 posts)6. Can i use this to clean my cast iron skillets? I am afraid to try it until someone tells me it's okay w/ cast iron.
thanks!
All I ever use is salt and a paper towel, then dry and oil.
SWBTATTReg
(24,094 posts)8. Ahhh, thank you!!! I don't clean them very often, but there are times that I like to clean them (really just one pan
in particular I use). Salt sounds good, along w/ a paper towel. No water obviously.
Thanks again.
global1
(25,922 posts)9. I Recommend Using A Coarse Large Grained Salt To Use For This Purpose.....nt
SWBTATTReg
(24,094 posts)10. Thanks. Makes sense. Would I finish off w/ fine grained salt towards the end of cleaning?
IzzaNuDay
(601 posts)11. For cast iron: Just use the baking soda and hot water.
Works like a champ. I dont use vinegar. Though afterward, I season the pan!
SWBTATTReg
(24,094 posts)13. Thanks!
OnDoutside
(20,656 posts)12. Works on shower doors too