Cast-iron seems tough, but it has a sensitive side. Here's what not to leave lingering in your favorite cast-iron cookware.

You can cook most food in a cast-iron pan but some foods will strip the enamel coating from your carefully seasoned skillet.

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A cast iron pan is a kitchen staple for many people, but if it's not properly cared for, it can become rusty and unusable.

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Baking soda and vinegar can remove even the most baked-on cookware stains.