Lodge Rust Eraser: Cast Iron Rust Remover, Black Silicone Surface, Hand Wash Only

A: I wouldn’t recommend using a Lodge Rust Eraser on concrete. It’s designed to remove rust from cast-iron cookware, not masonry.

A: Yes, the rust eraser can be used on the grill pan. To use a rust eraser, simply rub it over the affected area, similar to how you would use a pencil eraser or a piece of sandpaper. This will effectively remove most of the rust. If you’re using it on cast iron cookware, after removing the rust, clean the surface with a damp cloth to wipe away any residue. Then, dry the cookware thoroughly with a paper towel. To protect it from future rusting, rub a small amount of cooking oil onto the surface and re-season the cookware in the oven.

A: The Lodge rust eraser is designed for Lodge cast iron cookware, so I cannot say if the eraser would be safe on your stainless steel cookware.

A: The item is not made for bathtubs.

A: It should. All you need to do with it is rub the affected area like you would with a pencil eraser or piece of sandpaper. This removes most of the rust.

A: After using the rust eraser and removing the rust, you will need to clean and reseason your cast iron.

A: Cast iron is silver in color. As you rub away the rust, you may also be removing the seasoning. This is why you are seeing the bare cast iron.

A: The rust eraser is made of rubber and silicon carbide. They are bound together into a solid brick for easy handling. It does leave a residue similar to an eraser. You simply wipe out the residue after use.