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Household Hints & Help

IzzaNuDay

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11. For cast iron: Just use the baking soda and hot water.

Reply to SWBTATTReg (Reply #6)

Thu Apr 4, 2024, 07:51 PM

Apr 4

Works like a champ. I don’t use vinegar. Though afterward, I season the pan!

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learnd a trick for cleaning really messed up skillits and so fourth, [View all] AllaN01Bear Apr 4 OP

I use this a lot. Keeps my sink and garbage disposal clean. Irish_Dem Apr 4 #1

eggscllent. AllaN01Bear Apr 4 #2

Sometimes I just use the baking soda on tough stains. Irish_Dem Apr 4 #5

I love household tips! lapucelle Apr 4 #3

Awesome thank you Duncanpup Apr 4 #4

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 4 #6

Salt codfisherman Apr 4 #7

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 4 #8

I Recommend Using A Coarse Large Grained Salt To Use For This Purpose.....nt global1 Apr 4 #9

Thanks. Makes sense. Would I finish off w/ fine grained salt towards the end of cleaning? SWBTATTReg Apr 4 #10

For cast iron: Just use the baking soda and hot water. IzzaNuDay Apr 4 #11

Thanks! SWBTATTReg Apr 5 #13

Works on shower doors too OnDoutside Apr 5 #12

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