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Geez, I hope people aren’t out there using rusted cast iron. That’s beyond ignorant.
I have found cast iron pans in the trash that were trashed because they were Rusty. Cleaning them, de-rusting them, and reseasoning them was enough to put them back into service and they are some of my favorite cast iron.
I’m ignorant. Tell me what’s the problem with rust? I thought iron oxide is a fairly stable compound.
excess iron can be dangerous but how can anyone cook without fat... unless they wash it heavy duty soap every time.
My brother in law (a chemist) just soaps up his cast irons. He uses them every day and cleans them fairly soon after use. They look like pans you see in a magazine ad. Perfect.
strong seasoning?
Weak soap.
The whole "don't wash cast iron with soap" advice is old -- so old, in fact, that it was from back when everybody used lye soap.