Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Cast Iron Loaf Pan Is Cast Iron Cookware Safe To Use After Having Been Through A House Fire?

Is cast iron cookware safe to use after having been through a house fire? - cast iron loaf pan

Period house recently burned my mother ... Solid pine had a car in the coating of walls and ceilings. Everything that was not consumed by the fire of the car was covered with black soot mixed pine and oil coating. It was a particularly hot fire of his home was also a solid tin roof and fire resistance and heat instead of letting them die and ventilation. The fire was so hot that even the china plates and dishes burned to dust. So I'm afraid that was the melting could be saved to be polluted. It is porous and have concerns that the chemicals would be absorbed from the fire unpleasant at best, if a leak in the food industry, and at worst can be toxic. Can anyone advise me on this?

5 comments:

  1. Cast iron is porous. It absorbs pollutants.

    What is done to the surface is clean.

    This means that the truck with a clean cloth. When you go through a washer, through the pots several times. Then I recommend products such as naval jelly rust. Finally, wipe over with vegetable oil and let stand overnight, then with soap and water.

    This type of cleaning is a little sad, because the old iron cookware is usually made well seasoned, and it takes several years to do so. The methods described have destroyed the soul of wit. However, the flavors of the part is able to contain the pollutants.

    Bread for the season, never with soap and cooking oil and rub on the inside before storage. Some people speed up the process by integrating them into a greased pan burner, the hot - but not hot enough to burn oil.

    I never go through this to save a pot, but I understand why someone, when all have been rescued would do.

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  2. I think a thorough cleaning and re-acclimation would be nice if you are really interested in her eyes. The occupation is pious. a great way to enjoy a strong lye solution for several days clean, completely disassembled and re-season W / furnace oil .. You look back !!!!!

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  3. HaSiCiT Bust A Tie A1 TieBustersJanuary 18, 2010 at 4:11 AM

    During a Security Council if he / cooking. If in doubt, throw it out,

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  4. Clean and wash with hot soapy water and then put enough oil (oil well vegetabale do) downwards to cover. Set the CST iron pan in the oven to 350 degree heat and simmer for at least 30 minutes.
    It will be very hot, so careful when you remove them. Allow to cool and then you can use.
    While in the envelope with the oil that it reseasoning. It should be good.
    When buying a new iron pan season, TCH is always at least twice, and they are great pans.

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  5. Clean and wash with hot soapy water and then put enough oil (oil well vegetabale do) downwards to cover. Set the CST iron pan in the oven to 350 degree heat and simmer for at least 30 minutes.
    It will be very hot, so careful when you remove them. Allow to cool and then you can use.
    While in the envelope with the oil that it reseasoning. It should be good.
    When buying a new iron pan season, TCH is always at least twice, and they are great pans.

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