Lodge Scrubbing Brush

No, the nylon bristles are stiff enough to remove stuck-on food but gentle enough to preserve your pan's seasoning. They are specifically designed to clean cast iron without stripping away the protective layer you have worked to build.

While designed for cast iron, the brush is safe to use on most durable cookware surfaces. However, avoid using it on delicate non-stick coatings, as the stiff bristles could potentially cause scratches.

After each use, hand wash the brush and dry it thoroughly. The handle is finished with a water-repellent lacquer, but it is best to store it in a dry place rather than leaving it submerged in water to ensure the rubberwood lasts.

Yes, the rounded head is specifically shaped to navigate the curves, corners, and ridges of skillets and griddles. It allows you to apply pressure directly into the tight spots where food debris often collects.

The brush measures 10 inches in length, providing a comfortable reach that keeps your hands away from the surface of the pan. The ergonomic design is intended to provide a secure grip, even when your hands are wet.