Natural Cast Iron Cleaning Soap 16 oz — Preserves Seasoning
| Size | 16 oz bottle |
| Dilution | ready to use |
| Free microfiber cloth | — |
| Made in | USA 🇺🇸 |
- Preserves hard-earned seasoning — gently lifts food and grease while keeping the non-stick seasoning intact.
- Powered by plant-based saponification — real saponified coconut oil, no sulfates, phosphates or synthetic thickeners.
- Lemongrass and rosemary essential oils cut through heavy grease without transferring scent to your next meal.
- Smooth, non-abrasive cleaning — plant-derived glycerin gives slip, so a soft sponge is all you need.
- For all seasoned cookware — cast iron skillets, Dutch ovens, griddles, woks and carbon steel pans.
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The question every cast iron owner argues about — can you use soap? — has a better answer: use a soap made for cast iron. Our natural cast iron cleaning soap is saponified coconut oil (potassium cocoate) with lemongrass and rosemary essential oils: strong enough to lift stuck-on food and grease, gentle enough to leave the polymerized seasoning you've spent years building completely intact. No sulfates, no phosphates, no synthetic detergents — just a traditional soap with plant-derived glycerin for slip, so a soft sponge replaces the scraping and salt scrubs.
Cast Iron Cleaning Soap — FAQs
Will soap ruin my cast iron seasoning?
Modern seasoning is polymerized oil — hard, bonded and not easily washed away. Harsh sulfate detergents can slowly dull it, but this saponified coconut-oil soap is formulated to clean food residue while leaving seasoning intact. Dry and lightly oil the pan afterward, as always.
Does it work on enameled cast iron and carbon steel?
Yes — it is safe for enameled cast iron (Le Creuset, Staub and similar), bare cast iron (Lodge and vintage pans), carbon steel pans and woks, griddles and Dutch ovens.
How do I clean a cast iron skillet after cooking with it?
While the pan is still warm (not hot), add a squirt of soap and warm water, scrub with a soft sponge or brush, rinse, dry immediately on the stove over low heat, then wipe a thin film of oil over the surface. Thirty seconds, done.
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