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I googled some pictures, and yeah, that's appalling. I just have no idea how it happens. I have abused my Lodge cast iron for the better part of a decade and it
by scarmig 5y ago
I googled some pictures, and yeah, that's appalling. I just have no idea how it happens. I have abused my Lodge cast iron for the better part of a decade and it's totally fine.
Perhaps a lot is implicit in my "within reason" that some people willfully violate.
- xyzzyz 5y agoI suppose putting them through a dishwasher cycle, then putting them into pantry dry with no oil, and then leaving it there for a few weeks would be one way to get there.
- throwawayboise 5y agoThe nice thing is that no matter what you do, they are pretty much recoverable by cleaning, possibly sanding, and re-seasoning.
- ChuckMcM 5y agoThis is so true. I picked up a "ruined" cast iron griddle for free at a garage sale and used a surface grinder on it to get back to the metal, re-seasoned it, and now its the camping griddle.