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If youโ€™re drying it properly you really shouldnโ€™t be getting any rust. I sometimes get a bit on the handle loop but thatโ€™s it.

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I personally donโ€™t get rust but some people do and they can dislike that. Usually Iโ€™ll put the stove on low and help it evaporate to avoid rust. Its also really only a concern if (lye free) soap is used because otherwise the seasoning prevents it pretty well

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Yeah I got one for free because a family member saw rust and wanted to throw it out.

Scrub, oil, and weโ€™re good to go.

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Rust (clean) is actually perfectly safe to eat! And can add extra iron content to your diet if necessary! https://van.physics.illinois.edu/ask/listing/12540

https://www.prevention.com/food-nutrition/healthy-eating/a20457846/is-using-rusty-cookware-really-that-big-of-a-deal/

(Most sources assume tainted rust, or large quantities, but small amounts of โ€œcleanโ€ rust are fine, just donโ€™t over eat iron quantities)

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