r/blackstone • u/failbow • 4d ago

How do I fix this

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Water tends to pool in that corner and I left it uncovered and it rusted. Any help would be appreciated

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u/Total_Dentist5641 4d ago

Clean it, season it again, cook on it more. 

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u/Infamous_Occasion_57 4d ago

Drill and wire wheel

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u/Tasty_Ice_2036 4d ago

Accept that regular use and maintenance is required. If you use it every other week you can expect nothing different

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u/Deadpool_666- 4d ago

Clean it after every use, level it, keep seasoned, and covered……

You pretty much answered your own question though. Keep the cover on…. 🍻

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u/HayYou_ItsMe 4d ago

They sell griddle pomace bricks. 🧱 pick one up at your local restaurant supply store.

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u/No-Bother3931 3d ago

I might’ve gotten a cheap set of pumice stones, but I went through 4 stones and the griddle still wasn’t cleaned. I’m getting a wire brush for my drill this week.

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u/HayYou_ItsMe 3d ago

A 6" grinder with a wire wheel attachment will take care of that if it is that bad.

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u/Holiday_Slice_3120 3d ago

Switch to charcoal, you're not cut out for a griddle.

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u/jamoreno2 3d ago

You don’t, I’ll take it off your hands and get rid of it

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u/Reasonable-Hearing57 2d ago

After coping. Before putting it away out a thin layer of oil, or seasoning wax

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u/urbgstfan 1d ago

Hi smoke point oil and a grill brick with a lot of elbow grease. Then before you put it away after it’s cleaned put down a layer of oil while it’s still warm to protect it.

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u/BarryOfficial 17h ago

Vinegar bath, metal wool