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Mine rusted so I dropped it into muratic acid for a couple of hours and then rinsed and let dry. immediately it started rusting again. I then brushed it with a wire brush and sprayed Pam on it and put it on my egg at about 600°. I kept spraying and it came out solid black and seasoned. Don't know if muratic acid it the best way to go but, it worked for me.
Whoa- metal and muriatic acid do not mix! That smoke you would see is chlorine gas and very deadly. I didn't read the link above but I would not use muriatic acid to clean anything metal.
Not sure what to do if it is already rusty, but I just stick mine in the egg when I am done cooking and have never had a rust issue. I suppose the food grease that gets on it while cooking, weather proofs it a bit.
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Don't know if muratic acid it the best way to go but, it worked for me.
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