Sometime I would like to try the electrolysis method. Up to now I have had great results utilizing the self-clean cycle of my oven. I just put the iron in there, run the cycle, let it cool down to room temp, and all that crust has turned to a fine dust. Then i can rinse, brush, dry, and start seasoning.
These pans were stripped clean using the electrolysis method demonstrated in the video. They were seasoned using vegatable oil. After cooking I clean them with hot water and a nylon scraper and rub with a smal amount of oil before storing.
@@speedieguy you did not really clearly show how those electrolysis method put together. You just showed a container with some liquid. And the procedure is not shown.
@@sklee1644 I'm not really an electrolysis expert. I pretty much just followed what others have done. There are probably lots of better channels devoted to the subject.
@@speedieguy is that solution can be bought on the market without further mixing ? I did not mean to ask for how to mix them as I am no clue about what electrolysis is.
@@sklee1644 It is a mixure of sodium carbonate and water. Here is a good channel to show you how to set up a tank: czcams.com/video/ZFnPaNgQbYg/video.html
Sometime I would like to try the electrolysis method. Up to now I have had great results utilizing the self-clean cycle of my oven. I just put the iron in there, run the cycle, let it cool down to room temp, and all that crust has turned to a fine dust. Then i can rinse, brush, dry, and start seasoning.
What o you use to clean them?
What do you use to clean up the cast iron?
These pans were stripped clean using the electrolysis method demonstrated in the video. They were seasoned using vegatable oil.
After cooking I clean them with hot water and a nylon scraper and rub with a smal amount of oil before storing.
@@speedieguy you did not really clearly show how those electrolysis method put together. You just showed a container with some liquid. And the procedure is not shown.
@@sklee1644 I'm not really an electrolysis expert. I pretty much just followed what others have done. There are probably lots of better channels devoted to the subject.
@@speedieguy is that solution can be bought on the market without further mixing ? I did not mean to ask for how to mix them as I am no clue about what electrolysis is.
@@sklee1644 It is a mixure of sodium carbonate and water.
Here is a good channel to show you how to set up a tank: czcams.com/video/ZFnPaNgQbYg/video.html