How to Remove Rust from Pots and Pans
Gather up table salt, and a brown paper bag., Pour the salt in the rusted pan., Scour it with the brown paper., Season the pan to avoid future rust.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather up table salt
The salt acts as a gentle abrasive, helping you to easily scrape up the rust without damaging the pan. -
Step 2: and a brown paper bag.
Pour enough to lightly cover the area you need to rub off with a thin coating. , If the salt gets really rusty, dispose it and add fresh salt. , Pan seasoning is especially important for cast-iron pans, as it protects them and makes them easier to cook and clean in the future. -
Step 3: Pour the salt in the rusted pan.
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Step 4: Scour it with the brown paper.
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Step 5: Season the pan to avoid future rust.
Detailed Guide
The salt acts as a gentle abrasive, helping you to easily scrape up the rust without damaging the pan.
Pour enough to lightly cover the area you need to rub off with a thin coating. , If the salt gets really rusty, dispose it and add fresh salt. , Pan seasoning is especially important for cast-iron pans, as it protects them and makes them easier to cook and clean in the future.
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