Can this be safely used on cast iron stove grates?
1539913
You probably could, but if you're talking about cast iron that's not coming into contact with food, using this could prove more expensive than another method.
1539914
I haven't tried it yet but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. I would make sure you use it sparingly. It tends to be quite runny when it gets hot (like shortening) and will drip down into the unit and thus be wasted. Just a thought, maybe heat the conditioner up first in the microwave and apply to the grates with a towel or rag to get a thin coating, heat to burn it in, cool, then repeat a few more times.
1539915
I've used it on my cast iron grill grates for a couple of years, and haven't keeled over yet. No weird taste to the chow either. I use a kitchen rag saturated in the product.
1539916
I don't see why not- cast iron is cast iron. I put this on our dutch oven, inside and out, every other time I use it and it works great! My dutch oven still looks brand new. As with everything that is cast iron- don't use citrus cleaners or hard chemicals, as it will remove the conditioner (essentially oil) in the cast iron that protects it from rust.
1539917
I wouldn't as the heat would make it smokey, but if that downt bother you it would be ok. I do use it on the outside of newly purchased used cast itron as I like to be sure it has a good finish. It is a personal thing. Joan Anderson
1308753
Most definitely. Cast iron items were used on open flames by the pioneers. My sister uses it on her gas top stove all the time and loves the way food turns out. Nothing like cast iron.
968819
It worked well on my cast iron grates & the stainless tray under my grates which was crusted with some burnt grease. Hope this helps. I liked this product very much.
1945841
I have not used it on cast iron. I will give testamony on stainless steel cookware however. It is incredible and the cookware sparkles and shines with each use just like it came from the factory. All heat marks disappear instantly as does the residue from cooked meals. You will never go back to what you have used in the past. I do use regular dishwashing liquid and hot water to clean the cleanser and rinse with hot water as well. Dry them immediately for that factory shine. :)
1952896
It is cast iron, so you should be able to, but it will most likely ruin the paint where the flame touches it.
293549
I have used it on cast iron and have not had any adverse effects. I use my regular dish soap, rinse well, dry with a towl, and then let it heat and completely dry at a very low temperature. Occasionally I re-season the pan.
1754929
I can't see why not. I used it on the outside of a wood burning stove. Good Luck.
1999797
no... back of container clearly states "not recommended for enamel coated utensils or cookware" I wouldn't risk it. I don't even put my cast iron stuff in the dishwasher.
1645595
I don't know as I used it on my kitchen sink and a metal decoration...not cast iron. Sorry not able to help you.
1129972
Yep, it's usable on open-flame gas stoves. I've been using mine on a gas stove for years with no problems.
6731
No, I do not think it is safe to use on a burner or grill. It is oven and microwave safe, but not on an open flame.
355295
Sorry, I am not sure about that... I use it on a gas stove.. I guess u can ask the seller about it....
968820
Hi Tiffy, Not sure what you mean by safe but to give you some feedback....This is a pretty stiff wire grill brush made for cleaning/scraping carbon and food stuff off grill grates. Stainless steel grates will in a pretty short time become crusted with carbon and food stuff if you use your grill often. This brush will scrape all the stuff off your grates but not without some abrasion. It will scratch and dull your new stainless grates in no time. I use it for my heavy duty cast iron grill grates and it works fantastic...but I am not concerned with scratches and abrasion. HOPE IT HELPS? If you want to keep your stainless steel grates like new...I would say to not use this brush!!! Hot soapy water and a good soaking over night and then a non abrasive brush is probable best? Dave
338051
Yes. Just be cautious of fire temp. If you get it really high you will warp the charcoal grate
1552136
I have only used this over a high heat outdoor cooking fire, there should not be any issues on a gas stove.As others mention, proper care is the key to cast iron cookware.
187744
I would not. That would be a question for the folks at Lodge, however, I use my cast iron skillets outside on open fire and different types of grills. No problem. I would be fearful that it might scar my glass top range. I am not the authority on the cookware, however, I sure enjoy using it out by our pool and on camping trips.
1722016
The grate has openings between the bars of cast iron. Cooking on the stove top could make a mess and, more importantly, cause a grease fire in your kitchen. I would not recommend it for use indoors.