Tips & Facts - Blackening the Stove

Over time, the iron is worn out and may need to be taken care of. With a good stove darken/polish, the stove easily regains its former brilliance and finish. It's fast, and at the same time it is very satisfying to see the cast iron darken!

  1. Make sure the stove is completely cooled.
  2. Start by brushing away rust and dirt with a dry brush. A sandpaper can also facilitate. Wipe with a damp cloth between the yards to get rid of the abrasive dust.
  3. Apply a small amount of black with the soft surface of a regular kitchen sponge.
  4. Wait for about 10 minutes.
  5. Wipe off any excess with a dry cloth and polish the surface.

You can cook right after the treatment!

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