Rust Removal Tips For A Baking Dish

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Make sure you spray a little oil onto your metal baking dish, as this conditions it and protects it from

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• Publié par: Andareat184
• Publié le: 16 septembre 2012
• Nombre de lectures: 30
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• Langue: English

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Rust Removal Tips For A Baking Dish

Metal baking dishes usually get some rust on them, and this is normal. Before you use the baking

dish, you need to get rid of that rust, as it will make your food taste very funny. I like to use high

quality soap, and hit it hard with my hands; it is amazing what a little elbow grease will do. Replacing

the

baking dish

is often a great idea, as the amount of time you will spend on it could be several

hours. Rust removal is not very hard, as there are many items around your house that you can use to

do the trick.

Here Are Some Instructions For Rust Removal On Your Metal Baking Dishes

The baking dish needs to get wet, but do not dry it, keep it wet. Baking soda is the next step; you

need to put a light layer all over it. Here is the important part, pay attention; the rust has to be covered

up completely. 35 minutes is the key, let it sit. Get your stiff bristled brush out and star scrubbing.

Inspect the dish to see if the rust is gone. Do it all over if you have any rusty areas.

Additional Tips For Rust Removal On Your Baking Dishes

Make sure you spray a little oil onto your metal baking dish, as this conditions it and protects it from

rust. Rust will not form on glass, as this is why you should consider buying them instead. Make sure

you hand wash, and dry your baking dish right away, so rust will not form.

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