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bklyngirl
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Cleaning a pizza stone

i used my pizza stone for the first time tonite. how is it suppose to be cleaned?

Posted 2/23/06 7:42 PM
 
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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

Water only, no soap. We bought a special sponge that we only use for the pizza stone, we never soap it and it's more abrasive than other sponges.

Posted 2/23/06 7:43 PM
 

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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

Mine (Pampered Chef) came with a plastic scraper - it sort of looks like an oversized guitar pick. You could probably use a plastic spatula too. I scrape off anything that is still sticking to it, and then run the stone under hot water and rub off anything else. Then, let it dry.

Posted 2/23/06 7:44 PM
 

bklyngirl
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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

this might sound like a dumb ?, but how do u clean off the sauce that got on the stone

Posted 2/23/06 7:45 PM
 

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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

The first step in cleaning your stone, after allowing it to cool, is to scrape off any food residue. Then simply rinse it off under warm water and allow it to dry in the air. You should never wash your stone with soap because the soap flavor will taint the stone. The oils from your food will gradually seep into the stone creating a non-stick surface. After using my current stone for approximately three years it has a shiny, darkened patina as you can see in the picture above.

Posted 2/23/06 7:46 PM
 

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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

Just rub it off under water. You will probably not be able to get the stain out, and you will find that the more you use it, the more stained it will get, but that's OK Chat Icon

Don't use soap - it will ruin the stone. i haven't tried it, just doing what I am told.Chat Icon

Posted 2/23/06 7:47 PM
 

bklyngirl
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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

thanks for your help everyone

Posted 2/23/06 7:56 PM
 

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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

I was told that you can use vinegar on it. I no longer have a pizza stone but that is what I used.

Posted 2/23/06 11:09 PM
 

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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

I would use Vinegar as well!

Posted 2/23/06 11:28 PM
 

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Re: Cleaning a pizza stone

You can also use baking soda and water if it's really a mess.

Posted 2/24/06 12:06 AM
 
 

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