How do you clean the rust off them and keep it off?
642448
I wire brush the grill before I use it.Other than that I don't do anything to it
642449
The coleman grill is coated with a non stick coating which does not rust. If your grill has rusted it is probable that the coating has been worn off. If it is totally off, treat it like a cast iron fry pan. Clean it well after grilling then use some cooking oil to coat it until the next use then repeat the cleaning and oiling. The best option is just order a new one and never use a metal turner on it and use tonges to turn your grilling items and then use the grill brush sparingly.
642450
Mine have never had any rust on them. I just clean them with a wire brush before each use and they are good to go. I've had them for over a year.
2029899
after I used them and they are GREAT! I washed them off and dried them in a warm oven. I use and put away. Mine do not stay out in the elements long. I would imagine that it would take a long time to rust out bad. They work perfectly and catch the problem animal immediately.
970452
I have had mine a long time, no rust. But, in addition to wiping mine dry I let it air dry some more. Then, I reassemble it and put it away.... Great item!!
836350
I use a sponge in warm soapy water. And then I only wipe off the prongs at the end. Have not had any rust. Dry immediately.
178055
If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust.For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just wipe off any excess oil first. If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust.For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just... » Read More If you are not using the grinder, you can put those little bags of silica that you get packaged with most electronics into the container. This will absorb the moisture that is causing the rust.For the existing rust you can use a wire brush to remove any surface rust, or you can use Evaporust on a cloth to wipe on to the rusty areas. Leave the Evaporust on the rust for a few hours, then wipe off. Clean the newly rust-free areas, then coat with a very light oil, like Camelia (Tea Seed) or a very light food friendly oil. If you ever decide that you want to use the grinder, just wipe off any excess oil first. « Show Less
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I haven't had them for a long enough time to notice any rust. I live in a very dry climate, so rust isn't that big of a problem here. I also have refrigerated air and not swap cooling so that could also be helping me.
360418
Anything that's metal isn't rust proof, however you can have it powder coated which is a plastic type coating. That should stop the rust.
424331
I have never had a rusting problem and my scissors have gotten wet. If they were rusted I would use olive oil or mineral oil, on a cloth, and wipe them.
1742003
I use white grease that you can find at the local hardware store. Keep it coated at all times so it won't rust and cease up.
1376004
I haven't had to clean mine yet. It appears you could just wipe them down with a wet towel. I would think they could even withstand being hosed off if necessary. They are quite sturdy.
487648
Mine is not doing that. I live in a very humid climate and I don't wipe my down very often and when I do I use a organic cleanser and disinfectant. Moisture I thought was the main cause for rust.Sorry.
2039431
If they are heavily carbon blackened you will need to remove them. I used a combination of cleaner degreaser and some some Soft Scrub cleaner.
1966384
That iron has a three year guarantee if I remember correctly. You may be able to remove the rust spots with a little Bar Keepers Friend or one of those Mr Clean Magic Erasers. I love my iron. I wore out one and now have another.
74768
Clean it well and then store with a slight film of oil to prevent the rust. Should be just fine, this is common. bone appetit
1553229
I just rinse with water and l pat it dry and let it air dry. if you put it in the dishwasher it may rust.
141561
Hi, According to WEIMAN This item WILL NOT remove rust. If used regularly it will prevent rust from forming.
1526127
Have you washed them in a dishwasher?Have you left them in the sink?Have you placed them in a drying rack or on a drying Matt on the counter?If you've answered yes to any of these then that is why they are rusting. You have to wash them by hand, immediately dry them, and place them back in the block.I've had mine for almost 2 years with no rust issues.