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Chainmail Scrubber for Cast Iron Cookware | Stainless Steel, 8 mm Butted Rings
Are you tired of scrubbing baked-on food from your favorite cast iron skillet, only to ruin the hard-earned seasoning? Forget harsh steel wool and chemical cleaners! Introducing the chainmail scrubber—a modern tool inspired by medieval armor. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, it helps you conquer the toughest grime while preserving your cookware's perfect finish for your next culinary adventure. It's the best friend for every cast iron skillet, wok, or grill. Further product information ...
Chainmail Scrubber for Cast Iron Cookware | Stainless Steel, 8 mm Butted Rings
The Power of the Middle Ages in Your Kitchen
This scrubber is a small piece of history brought into the 21st century. Its design is based on the thousand-year-old principle of chainmail armor, which protected knights in battle. Just as the armor protected its wearer, this scrubber will protect the surface of your valuable cookware.
How to Use Your Scrubber
Using it is incredibly easy and gentle. Simply let your pan cool down a bit, run it under warm water, and use the scrubber with gentle, circular motions to remove all the baked-on residue. You don't need any soap, which could damage the protective seasoning layer of your cast iron. It works perfectly on:
- Cast iron skillets and Dutch ovens
- Woks and griddles
- Stainless steel cookware
- Pizza stones and baking sheets
- Grill grates
A Legacy of the Past, Benefits for Today
Why Choose Stainless Steel and Butted Rings?
The 316L stainless steel used to make this scrubber is a premium, food-grade material used in medical and gastronomic applications. It is completely hygienic, does not react with food, and most importantly—it will never rust. Butted rings (joined end-to-end without a rivet) are ideal for this purpose. They provide enough strength for cleaning while remaining flexible and cost-effective to produce. You don't need the battle-ready strength of a riveted hauberk to clean your skillet.
An Interesting Fact from History
Did you know that chainmail wasn't invented by medieval knights? Its invention is credited to the ancient Celts as early as the 4th century BC. The Romans, who encountered it during their campaigns, were so impressed by its effectiveness that they quickly adopted it, naming it lorica hamata.
Care and Maintenance
Keeping your scrubber clean is a breeze. You can simply toss it in the dishwasher. After washing, use the convenient large ring to hang it anywhere in your kitchen. It will dry quickly and always be within reach. No more hiding unsightly and damp sponges under the sink!
Detailed Product Specifications
| Material | Stainless Steel (316L Grade) |
| Ring Type | Butted (Unriveted) |
| Scrubber Dimensions | 10 x 10 cm (3.9" x 3.9") |
| Ring Inner Diameter | approx. 8 mm |
| Ring Outer Diameter | 11.6 mm |
| Wire Thickness | 1.7 mm (approx. 16G) |
| Weight | approx. 92 g |
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