Billerman almost exclusively cooks with stainless steel and cast irontwo very different products.
For stainless steel, I usually use a stainless steel scrubby to get everything off, she says.
Its important to be as soft and gentle as you’ve got the option to.
When it comes tosensitive cast iron skillets, avoid using anything harsh, like steel wool or abrasive scourers.
If you use water, you have to re-season it, she says.
Dont scratch it or scrub too hard, Billerman says.
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Always use a soft sponge andnever put it in the dishwasher.
Cleaning your pots and pans can be confusing, but it doesnt have to be.
Use with a steel wool scrubby and some warm water to get your stainless steel dishes squeaky clean.
But be warned: Steel wool will destroy cast iron skillets and nonstick pans.
If you have stainless steel appliances, these wipes are super convenient for cleaning larger surfaces without leaving streaks.
Choose from a pack of 30 or 60.
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Sometimes the simplest products do the best work.
If theres no stubborn debris, Billerman always wipes her cast iron dishes out with a basic paper towel.
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Same goes for re-seasoning.
Heat the pan up until its warm and then turn the heat off.
Billerman uses a plain, cushy kitchen sponge to clean out her pots and pans.
We also love these microfiber sponges that easily break down food and debris without scratching the surface.
Its long handle also makes it easy for cleaning places hard-to-reach places, like inside canteens or water bottles.
The best part is, theyre dishwasher safe.
Each dish soap bar is also made from completely natural ingredients and are safe for sensitive skin.
Each kit comes with three dish soap bars and a sterilizing plastic tray.
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