Entitled Beggars being PICKY is the WORST (pt3)

[@cerrisalyn]

4:20 Mrs. Lush is spot on about the cast-iron pans, and Leon's reaction to that info, plus the error message was absolute gold 😂

[@fauxmetaljacket3268]

If my cast iron needs cleaning I scrape the debris fill it with water and boil the water until anything stuck comes off, then I re oil it and heat it on medium, if I have to I'll throw it in the oven and re season it,

[@Gimmiyomoney]

@@fauxmetaljacket3268all of my cast iron cookware is 40 years old and looks like I bought it brand new yesterday.

[@n1kolodian]

Exactly. Soap actually is a negative in this situation. Its the heat from cooking in them that sterilizes the pan.

[@PartyhatRS]

haha 420 omegalul smokez weeedzzzzzz!@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ /s

[@dtrainbcca]

Leon is like how am I supposed to know what to wash if there's all these rules

[@MrsWellner]

When I got married, my hubby and I asked for $ towards our honeymoon. My folks helped us pay for the actual honeymoon, the rest of our family gave what they could for us to enjoy what we wanted to do. We never got choosy about how much. If someone gave us $10, we were just as grateful as someone who might have given $100. We would never BEG FOR IT or get choosy or greedy about how much.

[@RacheyBoBachey]

11:58 this is SO accurate for EVERYTHING in business!! I sell products on ebay and my worst customers are ALWAYS ppl who buy my items under $25, never fails! I stopped posting items under $80 bc of it, and now my sales spiked up and my returns and false claims went to ZERO! AMAZING!

[@brucenatelee]

As somebody who never uses it but probably would be an under-$25 guy, it sounds like they are the ones who are the closest to being cheapskates. I don't waste my time begging for shit. If somebody says no, I'm out. Nobody respects no from me though.

[@brucenatelee]

As somebody who never uses it but probably would be an under-$25 guy, it sounds like they are the ones who are the closest to being cheapskates. I don't waste my time begging for shit. If somebody says no, I'm out. Nobody respects no from me though.

[@rachelhatchet]

A lot of people will also use bacon grease to maintain and "season" cast iron pans. Also, i maybe completely wrong on this but im not sure how many meatless recipes cook well in a cast iron!🤷‍♀️

[@moonshineblues204]

4:49 oil and salt and a clean cloth

[@michaelm9710]

That’s how I clean my cast iron pans and they are the best

[@rachelhaynes9669]

I also scrub them with course salt and a clean rag

[@SweetKingTanner]

The entitled beggars is some of my favorite content/narration.

[@elizabethriggs7588]

“TIA that’s thanks in advance …or transient ischemic attack” As a fellow nurse that made me spit out my wine 🤣

[@jesclifford88]

Those babysitter ones are not only ridiculous but will entice some very dangerous people you do NOT want around your child…

[@thaloblue]

You get what you pay for. If you pay $0.52 an hour, you will get a human being that gives your child $0.52 worth of divided attention.

[@razzle8140]

Predators, they are attracting child loving predators

[@mothbreeder641]

@@thaloblue 125$ per week means you'd have to work 240 hour weeks to get to 52 cents an hour. Since you're obviously not the brightest, there aren't even that many hours in a week.

[@Smoothdice6520]

For all day care you generally drop the kid off and the sitter is watching a handful of kids. $125 is a steal for sure. But watching 5 kids for $200/wk each isn't bad money

[@dreadielocs]

Shes 100% right. Cast iron you rinse it and scrape any debris, and then you rub it with a thin layer of clean oil and heat it on low so it doesn't rust.

[@rayzimmermin]

wow you clearly were not taught how to properly care for a cast iron pan right first off water is to never touch a cast iron pan for any reason second is never use oil its to thin only use lard third low heat dose nothing to help with seasoning and you are wasting your time the whole point in the season is to clog the pores in the metal and to do that you need the pores to open up and thy only open with heat but thy need a lot of heat to open so low heat dose nothing and the heat from a stove top is not good enough that's why the proper way to season a pan is you coat it in lard put it into your oven and bake it at 375 for 1 hour then let it cool down naturally over night in the oven do not open the oven for at least 12 hours reseason your pan once a year if you do this right you will never have anything stick to your pan so you will never need to scrape anything out and if for some reason something dose get stick to you pan because you seasoned it wrong the proper way to clean it is to put it in the oven then use the ovens self clean mode to burn everything on the pan to ash let it cool use a paper towel to clean out the ash then reseason your pan because the self clean mode just cooked it off

[@m3galamaniac144]

That's right, although everyone varies a little with the technique, it's rinse and scrape and then dry with a paper towel. wipe it with a thin layer of oil or bacon grease. (My dad used to wipe with a little salt and oil). Cast iron is porous, and the idea is it will absorb the oil. A properly seasoned cast iron pan has a non-stick layer that has been created naturally.

[@shanecrothers5792]

I wash mine with soap and water never had a problem been using them for 10 yrs now . If every now and then you oil it and put it in the oven till it polymerize water and soap isn't an issue.

[@ellasparks2488]

Use salt and oil to clean it . Never ever put water on cast iron.

[@Whitesquall123]

For all the ppl freaking out about water, you can use water on a cast iron, you just have to dry it off asap. Don't let it sit.

[@ellasparks2488]

Imagine leaving your child with someone you're only paying 57 cents an hour. I'd be terrified!! It's your child! Your most prized and important human on the planet. My God!

[@always_markb]

AT HOME daycare better NEVER EVER try and tell me they deserve 20/hr. When I rasied my children, it was ALWAYS a weekly flat rate. No one did that dumb shit where everyone in the world thought they were worth 25/hr. People who have at home daycare are paople who CANNOT get jobs OR people who DO NOT WANT real jobs. So alm ost every daycare will post weekly rates. Weekly.

[@ellasparks2488]

@@always_markb I bet even they make more than 57 cents an hour.

[@alissacrizler4908]

Jesus loves you!

[@cristaalvarez1240]

I 100% agree I’d rather donate stuff than deal with marketplace!! Such a headache!!

[@dreamingofbeans]

"dynamite intro mrs.Lush" "get out of my space" LMFAOO i love yall man

[@draco3584]

1:57 Mrs. Lush northern accent or NE accent igs definitely came out Rt there “ion know what a celebration is EITHA”😂😂😂😂

[@promisedjubileedaniels]

Cast iron use for vegetarians: you can reseason any cast iron. You can fully remove the previous seasoning if it makes you uncomfortable to eat off meaty seasoning. No worries.

[@angelraburn4401]

Was waiting for this comment. There is a full tutorial on google or YT or anywhere. You can take old ones and completely restore it.

[@teridoster5840]

Exactly!

[@teridoster5840]

…and vintage cast iron is THE BEST!

[@krashd]

Meaty Seasoning sounds like a Spinal Tap album.

[@promisedjubileedaniels]

@@krashd 🤣👌

[@arhulsey01]

16:58 I worked 50 hours a week while pregnant to be able to afford things for my son ( I knew I was gonna be a single mom from the get go) but I was gifted such a NICE infant care seat stroller combo where the car seat attached to the stroller in like one-click but as they got bigger it was a stroller you could strap them into as well. It was really nice, but pink. but I couldn't have cared less because it wasn't expired and had really good reviews for being super safe, and safety was what mattered most.

[@Journeyman1642]

1:57 her Boston accent came out 😂😂

[@howardb.6205]

Slayer!

[@beechball82]

😂 i hear it! Oooh, she's spicy! ❤

[@adnilem7070]

It’s soooo cute!!!

[@onitgraff]

She’s right about the cast iron pan

[@Zombie_Problem]

Get the feeling that you don't question Miss Lush, when it comes to cooking and cleaning of pans.

[@dustystively695]

Omg the sign language one is literally in the area I grew up in Lancaster county Pennsylvania lmao!!! Go figure!

[@erin4057]

I recognized it right away and was like WHAT. 😂 I used to work near Landisville and lived out that way for a little.

[@ryanhansen7]

There are for sure people like this. I had a woman blame me for her not being able to go to school because I wouldn’t give her a laptop I had for sale. She was dead ass. I didn’t know how she was a total stranger.

[@element_47]

4:22 I love how the error screen is personalized for lush life, and even the QR code brings up the channel 😂 good job guys, well done ✅

[@element_47]

Dang two lush life QR codes in the same video!?

[@connor7272]

The editor sure know what they’re doing

[@unknownsoldier912]

It’s so good to see Niguel.

[@tamsolo1584]

How to clean your cast iron - Heat Add water Put lid on Give it a minute Rinse Put back on burner to dry Add a touch of oil and rub in

[@dreadielocs]

My mom puts the oil I think before heating again. She pats it dry with paper towel, oils it, and heats it on low. Everyone has a way!

[@Esther-lm6pm]

Grand recipe for care of cast iron pans

[@fionamcfadden5772]

Soapy boiling water is how my ma' has always done it..thoughi do also seem to remember something about paper towels too!.. ..& the flavour when cooking in thòse things is sooo tasty..literally LUSH!...🎉

[@basstrammel1322]

@@fionamcfadden5772 I don't think soapy water is any good for cast iron

[@beatles42ohgg94]

if you ever put water in it, you are doing it wrong. dont use cast iron of your a lil bussy boy who is afraid of flavor.

[@mrwalter7205]

90% of the TikTok lives I scroll past are people begging for money. Not like the usual beggars doing stupid stuff... just sitting there doing nothing and asking for money

[@BadNews501]

It's the future-level panhandling.

[@drgonzo123]

Every time I’ve ever sold a large piece of furniture at a yard sale, the buyer not only haggled down the price but then asked for me to deliver it because they didn’t have a truck or something of that nature.

[@CadiasFinest]

Celebrations are a box of chocolate. Milky Way, Galaxy, Malteasers, Snickers, Bounty and Twix

[@michelsealy3782]

i thought in the U.K celebrations where cookies with a thick lair of chocolate on the back side of it

[@noblestsavage1742]

@@michelsealy3782 no its a cheap selection box of chocolates.

[@mcburnski]

​@@michelsealy3782no, definitely not. You might be thinking of chocolate digestives or chocolate hobnobs, not sure

[@cre8tif4]

And they're teeny ...not even fun size bars

[@JonasWhite]

Palm oil is shite that ruins rainforest and slaughters its animals. Think about it

[@herpdyderpp]

Not motivated to clean? Start by picking up all blue things / any color Then pick up all papers. Doing one thing at a time helps get through it slowly

[@fleacythesheepgirl]

What an unusual way of cleaning, that’s really neat and might help thanks 😊

[@herpdyderpp]

@fleacythesheepgirl ❤️

[@DizzyDJW]

Yea, crowdfunding has dramatically changed the landscape of inter-social economics. From KZbin's Join feature to Patreon, to OF, crowdfunding is how a LARGE percentage of at home workers make their money, and honestly it works very well. Those with disposable income are able to help those without, at least until those without find themselves with a large amount and are then the ones to spend their own disposable income to help others. For instance when KZbinrs give money away to small streamers who then give it away to OF models, who then typically make the rich companies (Sephora, Amazon, etc...) richer.

[@agnetaholmgren7453]

Cast iron pans are just cleaned with water, not with any detergent . Then you clean the water out with paper and put a bit of oil in it. Sorry for the English, it’s not my first language 😀

[@MrsWellner]

You nailed it. Well done.

[@moriahlyn]

You can wash cast iron with soap, you literally season it really well twice, then you make sure you dry after washing, by towel and then place on the stove top on low heat to finish drying, let cool, coat inside of pan with a thin layer of oil of choice. Best application is to put a a small amount of oil in the pan, spread with a paper towel. Nonstick, and good to go. Also adds iron to your diet

[@terminaldeity]

4:25 You absolutely do wash cast iron pans. The "seasoning" is just a thin layer of oil baked on to the pan to make it non-stick. You can scrub a cast iron pan raw, but after cleaning, you use a paper towel to add a little oil to the pan and then put it in the oven at high heat to bake it on. You can do this repeatedly and over time to further "season" it.

[@moonshineblues204]

No soap 🎉 No dishwasher 🎉

[@fionamcfadden5772]

Dye0..my ma's had one 4 yr's. ..she's always,always just soakedit 8n hot soapy water..& jobs a good 'un!..they cook food so well ..as in well nice & tasty!..full of flavour too..❤🎉

[@moonshineblues204]

@@fionamcfadden5772 it's porous, so absorbent. It's going to soak up the soap and cook it into your food, but it's your body, I guess.

[@michaelm9710]

Not sure what you’re saying but no soap or soaking a cast iron pan. Also, scrubbing it down and then having to season it again is wrong unless you bought it used and want to be sure the pan isn’t contaminated. You shouldn’t need to soak or scrub a cast iron pan.

[@moonshineblues204]

@@michaelm9710 I've seen them lose their season. It falls off in chunks. It's sad 😔

[@larimyebryant4930]

Watching you 2 interact with each other. Helps the rest of us to not being alone. You guys are great

[@kriscollinstunes]

14:53 “an INability to help change a tire,” etc…”are required” 🤔 I could do that. 😂

[@rachelhatchet]

I'm a smoker and I cannot stand to be in a home where people smoke inside! My eyes burn and i feel like i can't breathe! It's just horrendous!

[@hayvenb]

You can absolutely clean a cast iron. Seasoning is when you take a high temp veg oil and work it into the pan, bake the pan in the oven to set the oil in the pan, repeat until that pan can cook an egg with out sticking.

[@Jarethsun]

Hey you guys, few things hit the spot more than simple buttered noodles. But, with a little care, you can elevate them incredibly. And Leon could even make this! You start with good ingredients. Find some really good egg noodles, parpadalle (Italians are gonna kill me for that spelling) or other thick wide noodles. Then some butter, European or Kerrygold, but really good butter. Salt your water. I put around 4 tablespoons into a large pot and bring to a boil. After the noodles are done reserve about a cup of the pasta water before draining. Cube a stick of butter and put into the warm pot with some white pepper and toss your noodles back in. Now stir over and over and over, adding in about half the pasta water. You should see a white creaminess start to form. If you need to add more reserved water until you reach the texture you like.

[@lilithinaries8563]

cast iron lasts forever, just keep them seasoned. Even if you find an old one you can season it and make it like new. When it is seasoned right then the food is supposed to wipe out easily, if you need you can rinse with hot water then season again

[@2ndperky]

I'm putting out a "vocalist wanted" online in a music community for a song I wrote. I felt like I didn't give back enough even though I said they'd be compensated with pay (negotiable amount) and credited by name in the final product. I can't imagine not paying someone for a service you yourself requested. Unless it's like a full time job, you should feel grateful that someone is willing to work for you even when you're paying them to.

[@drgonzo123]

I’ll never forget the time I was cleaning up the kitchen at a friends house to be nice, and the look on their faces when they saw me straight up cleaning the cast iron skillet with soap and water. I felt so bad about it, I couldn’t believe I didn’t know that. I had to learn the hard way Leon, count yourself lucky.

[@danross9543]

The lushes are looking lush. Whatever workout/diet they’ve been doing has worked wonders!

[@jilbertb]

I went back and watched some older videos, what a difference!

[@Texaspokem11]

Congratulations Mrs. Lush on getting the TIA abbreviation correct! 🎉 We've all been rooting for you to finally get one! 😉

[@krashd]

You want Mrs Lush to have a transient ischemic attack?

[@Nobby76]

If you try and wash a cast iron pan like you would any normal dishes, it will rust in about 30 mins. Mrs Lush was right on that one.. Anything made of cast iron will rust in about 30-45 mins, if washed in soap and water

[@teridoster5840]

The ones in the story are already neglected and likely rusty crusty, but it’s easy-peasy to scrub to the hell outta them and re-season. Vintage cast iron is THE BEST!

[@terminaldeity]

Just dry it with a towel after cleaning it.

[@PeonyGames]

They are legit my fav couple

[@agentcodydanks]

You use hot water on a cast iron skillet. No soap what so ever…unless you want to re season it, Witch is kinda a pain if you don’t have a spare hour or two on your hands.

[@AnthonyJ504]

True on the smoking in the home comment. 20 years ago when I was living in an apartment I used to smoke inside all the time. Ever since I purchased my home 15 years ago I have not smoked a single cigarette inside and never will I go on my porch. When I have friends and family over I don't want to subject them to my vice throughout the house.

[@Nefville]

Reminds me of the time my mom came over to visit and scrubbed my perfectly seasoned (only took like 7 years) cast iron pan and scrubbed it with a metal scrub brush and Dawn. She was so proud, look its silver again! PS I never did get it re-seasoned right again. And Mrs. Lush is right, you just rinse it with warm water and put it away. It gets 'cleaned' when its reheated later to like 375+ degrees.

[@Seereene1]

1-I destroyed my first set of cast iron skillets by cleaning them despite my mom's warnings lolol... and 2-please tell me Leon you've seen the body cam footage of the lady who ordered a bunch of food at a pizzeria and was waiting on her phone for her FB "followers" to venmo her the money. Beggars are delulu!!!

[@zenobia10127]

Yes, he's already done a video about the pizzeria lady. Go on his page and check it out, it's hilarious!

[@gablison]

You can use a little warm soapy water to wipe it down then dry it very thoroughly then you need to wipe the pan with a thin layer of oil to season it just before putting it away or else it will rust. You can't scrub it with an iron scrub or else the seasoning will scratch off or leave it in the pan to soak or else it will rust. I grew up with a huge patio outside our flat which my parents smoked in growing up, so the house didn't stink but the patio did so I couldn't enjoy it because I had a headache every time I went out there.

[@TJMurphy-w7p]

So glad you and your wife are standing up some time. I really thought you were short Leon. LOL

[@casbgp]

My mom always used cast iron on a wood stove while growing up. You scrub them and then you coat inside of pan with an oil or grease to prevent rusting.

[@Som3thing2say]

Leon’s baby mullet is killing me 😂😂

[@pat75suz]

"For every crazy, there's crazier." -- Leon Lush. Words of wisdom, my friend!!

[@krashd]

"Life is hard - it's even harder for stupid people" - John Wayne

[@demonicgaminginc.4746]

9:34 THE GOAT IS BACK NIGEAL BABYYYYYYYYYYYYY. 'THAT'S WHY HE'S THE GOAT, THE GOOOOOAAAAATTTTTT."

[@Grandma_Jizzzzzzzard]

20:41 lol. Editors, have an award 🥉 🥈 🥇

[@michelledombrowski1120]

Mrs lush doing that “up my sleeve “ move literally made my day 😂

[@ReesieandLee]

My neighbor told me he’s going to give me one of his cast iron pans after he gets it seasoned for me. I’m terribly excited to try it. Well, As long as it’s brand new and hasn’t cooked fish and meat! 😂

[@twistedalicemcgee]

4:30 You use a steel brush to get the stuff off of it, and rinse it. Anything left after hot water AND a metal brush is likely just fat that isn't going to cause a problem. It makes it so that they stay non stick and don't taste like metal. They're fabulous pans if you know how to take care of them. I've had a set in my family for over a hundred years. I inherited them when my mother died a couple of years ago.

[@No_thankssir]

I work in childcare the amount people expect you to do and the time they expect is insane. I had someone who wanted me for 40+ hour at only like 2 an hour for 3 kids. Genuinely insane.

[@empirecoachingteam]

So wholesome always! Love a bit of Lush Life content ♡

[@beauregardrippey5508]

That second one almost set Mrs. Lush into Bahstin mode. 😆

[@ChosenofThor]

The thing with cast iron is you can clean it, scrub it, whatever, the same as any other pans, you just cant use ANY soap. Soap removes the oils, which ruins the seasoning, and leads to rust. I personally prefer to clean mine immediately after cooking, while it is still hot, and basically I just use hot water and coarse steel wool to scrub it down, then I heat it back up to evaporate all moisture and wipe it down with a thin layer of olive oil.

[@danielwymer3273]

I listed a half fridge that I bought 2 days previous free to a good home with receipt and warranty. I bought it and it did not fit. Being a truck driver I wasn't traveling back to the store to replace it. The first person that responded wanted to come and get the refrigerator but asked if I could spot them 40 bucks for gas.

[@bigrick3267]

Arms are looking big Leon, reps are paying off

[@slumpedsloth3233]

THANK GOD yall posted I was so bored and sad

[@boopthefloof]

Same

[@alexandriav3956]

Ok but when he slapped that monkey on the desk and said, “Here’s our new host!” I cackled way louder than I care to admit.

[@Bruce-we3po]

You are right Mrs. Lush you wash them lightly with a scruby sponge dry them and lightly oil them with cooking oil and place them in the cupboard

[@evilgenius3646]

The QR code on the BSOD at 4:24 takes you to Lush Life channel. Hats off to the editors of this video.

[@sarafrikinbeara]

14:32 okay, we're at the Sturgis South Dakota part and Leon isn't done reading it. I am from Rapid City South Dakota which is 28 mi from Sturgis. I have done every year from 15 till a few years ago. I'm 39 now. It is insane. It is so expensive and it's wild, it's also a beautiful place to visit. but it's not for the faint of heart. He nailed it.

[@casbgp]

Love you guys. Always cheers me up to watch you

[@TheTrollTrollyYeti]

Cast iron is washed with water only then lightly oil and dry. Only time you wash wash is if you're changing a meat type. Especially if you did chicken. It's why I have several cast-iron pans.

[@patmanowen3301]

I've been using the same iron skillet for about 40 years. I scrub it with a plastic brush and water. Then I dry it out on the stove, then oil it. Soap never touches it. I cook everything in it.

[@Chevalier_knight]

Mrs lush Celebrations are a selection of chocolate in a round tin you get all kinds of chocolate with filling like orange toffee strawberry, its what every nana in the uk buys you for birthdays and xmas

[@bornsouthern6089]

Correct on the cast iron. Have several that I have had for over 40 years and use them almost everyday. A well seasoned one can cost up to $100.00 for medium. Pots up to $300.00. The more used the better. Never use soap.

[@kathleendescoteaux-im4gz]

As a chef she is right, we put big salt in the pan, slightly heat the pan and salt then with a rag rub when clean rince and oil your pan for protection, you may be able to reuse the salt if not too dirty

[@HaleyBug221]

Not me dying laughing because Leon thought Mrs lush was playing about how you aren't supposed to scrub water and soap on cast iron 😂 I've seen so many guys have the same reaction and it's great. It damages the metal if you do that so that's why you aren't supposed to use water, just oil and a cloth maybe salt I've heard some use baking soda but unconfirmed on that one being effective I usually go with the salt

[@AuntLoopy123]

The coffee table and TV one explicitly says, "I'm not mobile." If you're bedridden, you may very well feel DESPERATELY in need of a coffee table (so you're not stretching painfully to get stuff from teh floor) and a TV (so you can have some entertainment, while you are stuck in bed or on the couch). Able-bodied people tend NOT to think about that. But as a disabled person, myself, as soon as I saw the "I'm not mobile," I thought of my late sister, when she was bedridden, and yeah. She NEEDED that side table, or else everything stayed in her LAP. And I mean EVERYTHING. Because she could not reach the floor, full stop. That's no way to live. Sadly, gone are the days when you can use an old TV with a wire clothes hanger. You need the USB and internet to get TV channels. Unless you actually have cable.

[@Citizen.Of.The.Internet]

Yes, the wife is right about the cast iron😂 you can scrape it but you can also use hot water and dry it very well. if not it will rust. i use salt and hot water and dry it after. salt not only scrubs but also desinfects but never ever in the dishwasser. You are a power couple ❤ The yin and yang of You Tube😂

[@Radxcor83]

Dude, I'm 41 and I can remember all the way back to middle school, teachers and administrators would ask me if I smoked (I didn't) because my mom was ripping packs of Capris by the hour. I fucking hate cigarettes' now. lol

[@JoshAllen-uq2cp]

I was yelling at the screen going Leon shut up! Noooo, cast iron you don't "clean". Hahaha

[@JDub777777]

Yep. You scrub cast iron with water, and re-season with a little bit of oil. No soap. Doesn’t ever get “cleaned” like other pans.

[@mandilynn24]

My parents used to smoke in their bedroom. I had zero idea as a little kid. I went to 5th grade and told my friend she smelled like cigarettes....her rebutle? " you do too". I was mortified! Smoking is disgusting! ❤

[@danaheriger2758]

Sturgis bike week guy exists! I live 20 minutes from sturgis, people do this every year 😅 and yes rooms are crazy expensive in the Black Hills that week. Half a million people attend our yearly party 🍾

[@taylor22222222]

@8:50 YES! Consider yourself very lucky, Leon! There's some freaking weird people out there that think they own your stuff, it's wild.

[@n8dawg727]

That motorcycle one was probably a scammer trying to buy with the check. They will try to rush you n crap to pressure you into doing it/so you make the mistake of falling for it.

[@chaosreich2318]

Oh shit, that makes more sense than it being legit. Either way it’s annoying but even moreso if the guy was being serious lol

[@arhulsey01]

4:29 I always wash mine but immediately completely dry and then oil and put them in the oven on low heat for a bit.

[@LeeBeanBug]

As someone who once got a bed base for FREE and as a recent graduate who couldn't afford any furniture... When it arrived I could instantly smell that it belonged to a smoker. My whole bedroom started to smell like that within an hour... I took it out into the lounge and put Bicarbonate powder all around it, left it for 24 hours. Dusted it off and put on a second coat that I left for 24 hours. 🙌 Smell was gone but I still washed it and then let it dry. It was ready to use and I've had it for 3 years now.

[@krashd]

See the problem, solve the problem, it's a healthy way to be.

[@connor7272]

Love how we all collectively read the error message. Had to rewind like 3 times myself

[@BasedF-15Pilot]

@02:07 The 'deal with it' face. lol.

[@denisemadison1298]

Cast Iron should never have water used in the cleaning process with 1 exception. Water causes it to rust. The pan itself slowly soaks up the items cooked essence (Seasoning). Lightly soiled - wipe with a towel/rag, oil and wipe. Medium soiled - add cornmeal or coarse sea salt (abrasive), wipe, oil, wipe. Heavy soiled - steel wool, add little bit of water, scrub, dry as fast as possible (usually by heating), cool, wipe, oil, wipe.

[@jenn8179]

I went to Sturgis many years ago! Slept in a tent. It was wild!

[@TolinaSapphire4444]

went to the qr code just to see how cheeky you were being- not disappointed but i feel like you couldve sent it somewhere MUCH WEIRDER 😂😂😂😂 🎉🎉🎉

[@HeavenlyiceDream]

you wipe cast iron skillets with good quality paper towels. Then every now and then oil it and pop it in the oven for a while. wipe clean with paper towels and good to go.

[@beatles42ohgg94]

the people who ad water when they clean, and then want you to reseason the pot every time you sue it? another comment literalyl says to use water TWICE, once, is exponentially more than enough, but TWICE

[@keishlaarroyo2111]

Not the sign language babysitter being in my area lmao now I wanna know who posted it

[@coryingman]

Hello, Lushes! I have a long-winded and educational comment regarding cast iron pans. Mrs. Lush is only half correct on this one, you definitely should wash your cast iron after every use. Using it shouldn't be where your initial 'season' layers come from. What is a season layer? SIMPLE! Season just means plastic, put simply. We apply oil to the pan, which contains molecules called monomers, these monomers combined into plates when heated up to a specific temperature, forming a smooth POLYmer (this is the mechanism behind all plastic) out of the MONOmers. When we get a new pan these days, it's already seasoned several times to ensure ease of use and maintenance for the consumer. Back in the frontier days, people were often left to do this step themselves. Another habit back in the way back, was not fully scrubbing your cast iron pans with soap, and this is the relevant part; BECAUSE SOAP USUALLY CONTAINED LYE. The lye is what people were avoiding scrubbing their cast iron pans with, because it would break down the plastic polymer layers into monomers, ruining your nicely done seasoned finish, and leaving you vulnerable to sticky, burnt messes. We don't have lye in soap anymore, generally speaking, so scrub away!

[@promisedjubileedaniels]

Thank you for having the patience to type that all out. I didn't have it 😂

[@FflawedMetalhead]

Reminds me of the days that I was a power-seller on eBay, and people just had the dumbest reasons for trying to knock the price down. Someone tried to convince me to accept an offer that was less than what *I* paid for the action figure I was selling, just so that they could afford to overnight it to someone else.

[@MeribelNova]

Third-hand smoking is a genuine concern, as the toxins left over from settled smoke in fabric can still affect people who use those items. Of course, it's not the same as first- or second-hand of course, but it does hold weight

[@AnyaMidkiff]

Normally, no, you don't scrub cast iron. But you can. You can even remove a layer. You'll just have to re-season it over time.

[@anjiemarie1]

Never use soap on cast iron. I clean mine with a cloth and hot water or sometimes salt, then I dry it on a burner and rub it down with oil. I'm the 3rd generation to use my cast iron.

[@lemonwedje]

"GIVE ME THE ONE WITH WINGS IM TRYNA GET OUTTA HERE" LMAO

[@amariebeaubien]

1:14 If Hwang the Landlord is coming by to check your electrics Charlie, the least you can do is offer me some cat food and glue, not just the tomato soup from the soup kitchen and a tin of celebrations, I mean, have some class. oh wait, I can trick the Bird into cleaning it.