Cast iron conditioner is the best way to clean, protect, and season your cast iron cookware. We recommend using it on your cast iron pans, skillets, crepe pans, Dutch ovens, griddles, and grill grates. Use it after cooking to scrub away burnt on food, then rinse and heat on stovetop to harden oils into a non-stick shellac. This conditioner helps you ensure your cast iron cookware will be a cornerstone of your family's kitchen for generations. The best part is that Lovett Sundries makes it with all-natural oils and sea salt so that you can feel good about your cooking. It's truly the best way to create a natural, non-stick surface.

After Cooking: 

• Rinse away loose food with warm water
• Use one spoonful to scrub your cookware clean
• Rinse out salt and oil with warm water
• Put cookware on the stove and begin heating
• Wipe out all remaining oil and water
• When cookware begins to smoke remove from heat and let cool

Ingredients: 

• sodium chloride (sea salt)
• cocos nucifera (coconut oil)
• linum usitatissmum (flax seed oil)
• ricinus communis (castor oil)

NET Wt: 665 g / 23.44 oz

About Lovett Sundries

Here at Lovett Sundries, we are excited about making your everyday routine special with our finely crafted apothecary stock. After asking what was in the soap we bought at the store, and not liking the answer, we started making our own extra gentle bars using old fashioned techniques and ingredients we could pronounce. Our friends and family loved our soaps and begged us to make more. That’s what got us into the sundries business. Now we feature a line of handcrafted soaps, grooming, and cleaning products that are carefully measured, mixed, and packaged by our own hands. We like doing things the old-fashioned way; it’s slower but more satisfying, and in the end it makes our products better and more meaningful. We are a family company working out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Although we are small, we know that the ingredients, containers, and packaging we use make a big impact on the world. That is why all our containers are recyclable, and almost all are made in the US.