Stainless-Steel Chain Mail Scrubber by Smithey Ironware Co. - Fieldshop by Garden & Gun
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Product Description
A unique shopping experience inspired by the pages of the iconic Southern lifestyle magazine. Celebrating the Southern lifestyle—and our love of food, sporting, style, and entertaining—Fieldshop offers one-of-a-kind pieces and exclusive collaborations with Southern artisans and craftsmen, coupled with seasonal apparel, barware, jewelry, objets d’art and more.
Chain Mail Scrubber – Field Company
Chain mail scrubbers are one of the best ways to clean a cast iron skillet — and they also help keep your seasoning strong. 4 x 4; high quality 304L stainless steel welded ring mesh scrubber. Made in USA.
Field Company Chain Mail Scrubber
Chain Mail Scrubber, Field Company
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Use this stainless steel chainmail scrubber to clean those stubborn food remnants from your Smithey. Just swirl lightly over the surface of your skillet. It's like a permanent dish rag.
