I think the first logical step is to use a wire brush to remove the loose and flaky rust. This of course presumes you have washed out all the dirt and other loose debris. Once that is done, there are various products such as Naval Jelly which I have used with some success. The primary ingredient is Phosphoric Acid, and must be treated with extreme caution. Spatters to the skin should be washed immediately, and eyes must be well protected, with at a minimum safety glasses, but preferably, a face mask. There no particular fumes to worry about. Paint it on, and wait for a few moments. When the phosphoric acid reacts with the rust, iron phosphate is formed, which is black. Presuming you only have surface rust, a couple of applications (5-10 minutes, READ the instructions!) It is safer to try a few short treatments than to leave it on too long, it will start attacking the iron. You can leave it, if you want, but I think a repainting with a good quality rust paint should do the trick
The cast of How to Clean a Cast Iron Pan - 2012 includes: Ahmed Khawaja
Yes. If you were to clean to iron before cooling it, you could risk burning your hands.
I love cast iron pots. If you keep them clean they are never too old.
To clean cast iron use hot water and a cloth or sponge. Dry the cast iron right away. You should not use soap, and you should never soak cast iron or it will rust.
Cast iron pots need to be seasoned before their first use and then after this it is relatively easy to look after them. Right enough, do not use soapy water to clean them because it will not work.
No, salt will not scratch the surface of a cast iron grill. Salt is the most highly recommended material used to clean cast iron.
Yes, you can apply faux stone to a cast iron item. It is important to clean the iron well and allow it to completely dry before applying.
The duration of Iron Flower is 1.68 hours.
You clean it like you clean a cast iron fry pan. Wipe it down after each bureaucrat and it is ready for the next one.
Iron Flower was created on 1958-05-01.
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One can find information on how to clean a cast iron in most popular home improvement magazines as well as magazines like Better Homes and Garden and Martha Stewart Home Living.