
Can you use soap on cast iron?
Yes, you can. A little soap won't strip seasoning; soaking the pan and leaving it wet will.
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A plant-based castile soap for washing cast iron by hand. Unscented, made from organic plant oils, and made in Montana.


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A true castile soap, made without parabens, phosphates or artificial foaming agents.
Organic sunflower and coconut oils, vegetable glycerin and rosemary extract. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
No fragrance to linger on your pan or in your food.
How to use
Wash cast iron with a little soap, then dry and condition it so the seasoning stays protected.

Put about a teaspoon of soap directly onto the pan.
Clean with hot water and a soft bristled brush or a chainmail scrubber.
Rinse, then dry the pan thoroughly, over low heat if you can.
Wipe on a thin layer of Cast iron conditioner to protect the seasoning.
Organic sunflower oil, organic coconut oil, water, potassium hydroxide, organic vegetable glycerin and rosemary extract.
Yes. It also suits carbon steel pans and coated items such as rice cooker bowls.
Yes. It is made from plant oils and is suitable for vegans and vegetarians.

Yes, you can. A little soap won't strip seasoning; soaking the pan and leaving it wet will.

Lift stuck-on food without scraping off the seasoning you have built.
Cast iron pan soap
8 fl oz · Amazon.com