What's the right way to clean a cast iron skillet? My brother

You're both right. Pan will get clean. But your brothers way destroys the seasoning which is foundational to good cast iron cooking.

>>7883533
You're right he's wrong

you lick out the excess

>>7883533
>I just scrape out any food and rub with a paper towel and salt
did reddit tell you to do that

Dish detergent, hot tap water, and a brillo pad works pretty well

Ignore any retards who sperg about "seasoning" and "nonstick". The pan is seasoned and soap isn't doing shit. Sticking isn't bad if you actually know how to cook. If you genuinely need ultimate nonstick you use a teflon pan if you aren't a complete fuckup. Cast iron is for hamburgers and oven roasted vegetables, not eggs. Never eggs. Everyone who disagrees with me need not reply because nothing will ever fix the fact that they are poor, their food is shit, and they are stupid and have bad hygiene.

>>7883543
no lodge did

>>7883548
tell us how you really feel

Do a fucking google search
http://www.seriouseats.com/2010/06/how-to-buy-season-clean-maintain-cast-iron-pans.html

>>7883551
>the first 4 google searches contradict each other

>>7883543
Jesus. You're trying too hard faggot.

>>7883556
>Being such a bad cook that you don't know the 4 or 5 websites that actually have good recipes and cooking advice