🍳 Hulless Chainmail Scrubber: Efficient 8x6 Inch Stainless Steel Cast Iron Cleaner for Various Cookware - Anti-Rust, Durable, and Convenient Hanging Ring Included Review

I like it so far. Just a few days. He got rid of the built-in metal, which had rusted away from decades of lack of cleaning and was just lying around in a warehouse. Still has a sweet taste and aroma of cast iron. But years of rust are over with ONE USE! I am a believer and a convert! You saved my great-grandmother's pan!

I bought this for one of my sons who is an avid lover of cast iron skillets. He likes the Hullless Chainmail Scrubber and says it easily removes all of the food residue from cast iron pans without removing the spices. He says all he has to do is take a slightly warm pan and run it under warm running water and it will come out spotless.

The task of cleaning and seasoning the cast iron pan makes it the last choice ---- but this scrubber has completely changed the experience and makes it very easy and quick to clean: hot Water with soap and just rub everything with it for a minute or two and the pot is clean, out of the water and ready to be dried and rubbed with some olive oil to preserve its flavor (now if only the pot wasn't so heavy)

I bought this scrubber because the metal scrapers from the supermarket damaged (cut) my thin skin and nails. This scrubber is great. I think it will last forever and not harm my skin or nails. It says it can be used on cast iron cookware, but I use it on everything but nonstick cookware. For some you may still need to use an extra sponge (SOS/Brillo cloth) to remove everything if soaking doesn't help. This scraper can also be easily cleaned with soap and water as it won't retain leftover food…

You know that feeling when you're feeling really lethargic and decide the best thing to do is let a dish with stubborn residue 'soak' in water for a few days? Yes. And then, on a bright, sunny Sunday, you realize you really have to do the dishes? Yes. This is the tool for you, it will quickly deal with any dried-on food that might be stuck to your cookware, cockatiel, pyrex or even that cast iron skillet you bought because it just makes things so delicious (I have also like one, II) It will…

Removes the most stubborn dirt, simply use a little water or your choice of cleaning solution (but be careful when using on cast iron surfaces or pans) and then use a chain scrubber to clean any cast iron pan, pot or similar remove frying pan! Personal note: I recently bought an outdoor skillet (blue rhino, in case you're wondering). When it comes to cleaning, you don’t have as many options as with cast-iron cookware. Mainly because anything but water will attack spices and sometimes sponges or