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You're going to go to cast iron hell for this
That's enamel. It'll survive once or twice.
Not before I take this steel wool scour pad to a fully seasoned Field Company cast iron skillet that was soaked OVERNIGHT in vinegar water and then complain how dirty it was.
My Mother in Law literally did this. She ultimately bought me a new one.
The nice thing about cast iron is, even if you fuck up the pan pretty good, you can always re-season it and it's good to go.
Hell, even a the shittiest, oldest, rustiest cast iron pan is fine. Sand off the rust, and re-season!
I love watching the yardsale find ones.
I think most of the found in the mud behind the barn ones are staged though, it's pretty easy to make a pan rusty.
It just shouldn't have a crack in it.
Might even be a bit better after the sanding depending on the amount of post processing done by the manufacturer.
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I never put plastic in the dishwasher even if it says it’s dishwasher safe. Like so many tupperware I own have warped over time even if it says it’s safe in the dishwasher and microwave. Also I like to reduce my micro plastic intake.
You gotta stop that. I've started microplastic maxing and it's been great. I feel like I just think about stuff less.
I'm thinking about adding in some macro plastics
These mills are the dumbest invention ever. Peugeot mill or mortar, nothing else for me
It's a preservative Michael. I'm going to live forever.
It's the poor man's version of plastic surgery
Does your washer use a "heat dry" cycle at the end? Ive been putting in plastic lids on top and bottom racks but shutting off the heat dry setting for years and nothing's warped, I think that's the major culprit
Don't own plastic, problem solved
I did until I had kids. Then I got tired of cleaning up broken glass at the worst times.
Always upvote nsfdw
Do not put a Himalayan salt lamp in there. A dry cloth will do if you really want to clean it.
Makes me think of the racoon trying to wash its cotton candy.
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Survival of the fittest.
Yes, 2/3 of the wooden cutting boards I put in became unusable after a few washes or so.
But totally worth it finding that remaining 1/3 of tough ones that are now making life sooo much easier.
this post right here, officer
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