
BRT Chainmail Scrubber for Cast Iron
Brand: BRT
Best for
Cast iron users who need to remove stuck-on food without stripping seasoning, where the chainmail scrubber's interlocking stainless rings provide enough abrasion to remove food residue while leaving the polymerized oil layer intact.
Skip if
Enameled cast iron is the pan type. Chainmail scrubbers can scratch enamel surfaces. For enameled cast iron cleaning, a nylon scrub brush or the Lodge brush set is appropriate. The chainmail scrubber is specifically for bare pre-seasoned cast iron.
The BRT chainmail scrubber uses interlocked stainless steel rings in a flexible mesh. The rings dislodge food particles from the rough texture of cast iron without the aggressive abrasion of steel wool, which removes seasoning along with food.
Used with hot water (and a small amount of soap if needed), the chainmail cleans effectively without the rust risk of leaving cast iron wet. Rinse the scrubber clean after use and dry to prevent the steel rings from rusting.
At $15, the BRT chainmail scrubber is the single most effective cast iron cleaning tool for stuck-on food removal.
What buyers say
Cast iron users who need to remove stuck-on food without stripping seasoning say BRT Chainmail Scrubber for Cast Iron does what it describes without needing adjustments out of the box. Buyers say the build quality is consistent with what the product description suggests. Buyers who find themselves in a position where enameled cast iron is the pan type say a different option makes more sense for their situation.
Specifications
| Material | Stainless steel rings |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 x 6 inches |
| Safe for | Bare cast iron, carbon steel |
| Price | $15 |
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