How To Clean Wood Stove Kettle at Mason Hurley blog

How To Clean Wood Stove Kettle. When it comes to a boil, take it off the heat and let it cool down. Slowly bring the lemony mixture to a boil. Dampen an old rag or newspaper with water and then squeeze dry. Make sure to thoroughly coat the entire steamer inside and out, including the spout on kettles. Using an absorbent paper towel dipped in vegetable oil, simply wipe the kettle or steamer with a thin layer of the oil. Fill the kettle 1/4 full with lemon juice, then top it off with water to 3/4 full. Apply a thin coating of vegetable oil to the entire surface of your cast iron kettle. Dip it into some ashes, wipe the glass, and watch soot vanish. Also be sure to wipe all cast iron parts that are removable as well. When the kettle is cool enough to handle, pour the mixture out and finish. In this video i demonstrate how i clean and maintain my wood stoves as well as my pots and kettles#stickstovemaintenance.

Slowly bring the lemony mixture to a boil. Fill the kettle 1/4 full with lemon juice, then top it off with water to 3/4 full. Dampen an old rag or newspaper with water and then squeeze dry. Make sure to thoroughly coat the entire steamer inside and out, including the spout on kettles. When it comes to a boil, take it off the heat and let it cool down. Using an absorbent paper towel dipped in vegetable oil, simply wipe the kettle or steamer with a thin layer of the oil. Apply a thin coating of vegetable oil to the entire surface of your cast iron kettle. Dip it into some ashes, wipe the glass, and watch soot vanish. In this video i demonstrate how i clean and maintain my wood stoves as well as my pots and kettles#stickstovemaintenance. When the kettle is cool enough to handle, pour the mixture out and finish.

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How To Clean Wood Stove Kettle When it comes to a boil, take it off the heat and let it cool down. Dampen an old rag or newspaper with water and then squeeze dry. In this video i demonstrate how i clean and maintain my wood stoves as well as my pots and kettles#stickstovemaintenance. Using an absorbent paper towel dipped in vegetable oil, simply wipe the kettle or steamer with a thin layer of the oil. Dip it into some ashes, wipe the glass, and watch soot vanish. Slowly bring the lemony mixture to a boil. Fill the kettle 1/4 full with lemon juice, then top it off with water to 3/4 full. When the kettle is cool enough to handle, pour the mixture out and finish. Make sure to thoroughly coat the entire steamer inside and out, including the spout on kettles. Apply a thin coating of vegetable oil to the entire surface of your cast iron kettle. Also be sure to wipe all cast iron parts that are removable as well. When it comes to a boil, take it off the heat and let it cool down.