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Jon
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"OKChefs: Some1 just washed my granite mortar and pestle with friggn soap"
Mon Nov-09-15 01:37 PM by Jon

          

Everyone always says never wash stonewear with soap because the soap residue will remain in the thing and alter the food going forward. Anyone know how to de-soapify this thing?

  
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Soak it in vinegar
Nov 09th 2015
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Lol
Nov 09th 2015
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Dont know if this is good advice or not but...
Nov 09th 2015
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funny, I was wondering the same thing...maybe? Idk
Nov 09th 2015
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if it's granite, it should be fine. try grinding up some rice in it then...
Nov 09th 2015
5
Thanks, I'll try that. Kinda like a repeat of the seasoning process?
Nov 10th 2015
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I always rinse mine in very hot water
Nov 09th 2015
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To get rid of soap residue or you just mean as a cleaning method
Nov 10th 2015
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      it should get rid of soap residue
Nov 10th 2015
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           Nice!
Nov 10th 2015
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DJPoke
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1285 posts 		Mon Nov-09-15 01:41 PM

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1. "Soak it in vinegar"
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I'm just B.S'n. I don't even know what the hell you're talking about.

  
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Jon
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4. "Lol"
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Moonlit_Force
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8643 posts 		Mon Nov-09-15 01:44 PM

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2. "Dont know if this is good advice or not but..."
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...my first thought would be to dunk it in a pot of boiling salted water?

  
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Jon
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18687 posts 		Mon Nov-09-15 02:04 PM

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3. "funny, I was wondering the same thing...maybe? Idk"
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kingjerm78
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24726 posts 		Mon Nov-09-15 04:43 PM

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5. "if it's granite, it should be fine. try grinding up some rice in it then..."
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it out if you're scared of the soapy residue.

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Jon
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18687 posts 		Tue Nov-10-15 12:07 AM

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7. "Thanks, I'll try that. Kinda like a repeat of the seasoning process?"
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RobOne4
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56697 posts 		Mon Nov-09-15 06:43 PM

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6. "I always rinse mine in very hot water "
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that usually does it.

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Jon
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18687 posts 		Tue Nov-10-15 12:12 AM

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8. "To get rid of soap residue or you just mean as a cleaning method"
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That's how I clean mine as well

  
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RobOne4
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56697 posts 		Tue Nov-10-15 12:21 AM

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9. "it should get rid of soap residue"
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my wife washed mine in soap and water once. I boiled water in a tea kettle and poured it over slowly. Soap was gone.

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Jon
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10. "Nice! "
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Between that and the rice method, I should be golden...hopefully

  
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