How Do You Care For An Antique Cast Iron Cook Stove?
If you have an antique cast iron cook stove that you want to keep looking at its best it takes a bit of maintenance. Although your cook stove is not in use, it still requires upkeep and care. Try these tips for keeping it in the best shape. The most important thing you will need to remember is that moisture is not a friend to cast iron. Don’t set beverages on the cook stove or use it for a food preparation surface if you are not willing to immediately wipe the water or moisture from the surface. If water is left sitting on the stove it will rust. Moisture can also cause rust in your cook stove due to moisture in the air. During the summer, if you do not use your air conditioning regularly, you will need to check for rust spots. Remove rust spots on the cast iron by rubbing them with a piece of steel wool. It may take a bit of elbow grease, but it should remove a rust spot that has just started to form. After rubbing the rust off the stove, use another clean cloth to remove the rust deb
