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    A family member recently inherited my grandmothers house and is in the process of cleaning it out. I saved 3 very nasty cast iron skillets from getting tossed in the trash. I know my grandmother used them and my great grandmother may have also.



    I wish I had taken more pics of the cleaning process but I only took a few of the small one.

    One thing I found out was if you ask 10 people how to clean and season a cast iron skillet, you will get 10 different answers.

    I chose to make an electrolysis tank because I had everything I needed and it worked really well.

    The first few pics are after about 6 hours in the tank and the last 2 is what the small one looked like after being seasoned twice.
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    toOnces2 and Patriot76. To say that I enjoy each thread you guys present would be a serious understatement. The time and effort you put into your projects and the corresponding threads are some that I find myself reading again and again, even as they approach 15-20 pages. I think that you should both be featured in shows like American Pickers or Black Dog Salvage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimicrk View Post
    A family member recently inherited my grandmothers house and is in the process of cleaning it out. I saved 3 very nasty cast iron skillets from getting tossed in the trash. I know my grandmother used them and my great grandmother may have also.

    I wish I had taken more pics of the cleaning process but I only took a few of the small one.

    One thing I found out was if you ask 10 people how to clean and season a cast iron skillet, you will get 10 different answers.

    I chose to make an electrolysis tank because I had everything I needed and it worked really well.

    The first few pics are after about 6 hours in the tank and the last 2 is what the small one looked like after being seasoned twice.
    It is because of you and this very post I bought 5 cast iron rusty pans for $2 for 4 and $1 for a big 11 1/2 Lodge pan. I put them on Facebook marketetplace and sold them for $30 (2 x $5 and 2 x $10). I am going to keep my eye out for cheaply cast iron pans from here on out!

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    Outstanding clean up on the cast iron skillets!!

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    That is an awesome clean up on skillet

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