Instead, all of our cast iron is what like like to call “in use” cast iron. Because we have limited room, I decided long ago that I was not going to collect cast iron simply to collect it, although some people greatly enjoy doing that. So, our cast iron collection has grown a little bit more. I’ll be certain to write about my results with the eraser when I’ve had a chance to try it out.
I’ve got a couple of old cast iron chicken fryers that need cleaning up. I also got one of those rust eraser sticks I’d heard about, but have not had a chance to use. It’s black with the Lodge logo on the front and the words “1896 * USA” on the back. They both enthusiastically gave us their “orders.” Some of the items we picked up were novelties such as a Lodge baseball cap. We called a family member as well as a friend of the family asking them if they needed us to get them anything while we were there. I immediately grabbed one, although we did not have a clear plan for what we were going to purchase.Īs we went along, spending about an hour in the store, Kathy and I walked up and down every aisle, making certain we had missed nothing. It was a thrill to walk into a store dedicated to cast iron and see shopping carts. It almost felt like being in a log cabin, but it was brighter and more open than your average cabin. It was larger than the South Pittsburg location and had high ceilings and lots of bare wood walls and displays. Lodge has four factory stores, and of the two we’ve visited so far, the Sevierville store was clearly the nicer one.
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