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Rusted Cast Iron Isn't Ruined. It Can Be Saved!

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Use a plugged sink or bucket large enough to fit the entire Cast Iron in.

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Soak using equal parts water and vinegar to submerge your rusted Cast Iron

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Having equal parts prevents the acid from ruining the Cast Iron

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Soak for 30 minutes to 8 hours depending on how bad the rust is.

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Scrub away rust using Steel Wool and soapy water.

Usually you don't use soap with cast iron but this time its ok

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Rinse using warm water

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Dry the cast iron thoroughly to avoid rusting again.

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Re-Season using Vegetable or Grape Seed Oil

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