A cast-iron skillet can turn any mundane meal into a work of art. From grilled cheese to a delicious roast, it's your go-to cookware for whipping up mouth-watering dinners. The only downside? Cleaning up scorched cookware might be a drag,

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One of the many reasons cast-iron pans are amazing is because, when properly cared for, they can last for a lifetime. But if there’s one drawback to this kitchen workhorse, it’s that it can easily accumulate rust if not cleaned well.

If you have a cast-iron skillet, you know it's a versatile piece of cookware. It can elevate any meal into a work of art, from grilled cheese to a delicious roast. Unfortunately, it's also a pain to clean a scorched cast-iron skillet.

If you’ve ever tried to clean a cast iron skillet after cooking, you know it can feel like tackling a Shakespearean tragedy. The drama! The crusty residue! But don’t worry, the cleaning process doesn’t have to end badly.