(2) Amish Made T304 Uncoated Stainless Steel Bread Pans for Bread, Cornmeal Mush, Scrapple

Description (2) Amish Made T304 Uncoated Stainless Steel Bread Pans for Bread, Cornmeal Mush, Scrapple, Pan Haus Our (2) Amish Made T304 Uncoated Stainless Steel Bread Pans are Heavy Duty, Durable and Smooth and Food Service Ready Just Like Grandma’s! 3″ High  Tapered Stainless Steel Loaf Pans are 8″ x 4 1/4″ Bottom Dimensions are 7″ x 3 1/2″ Set of Two Bread Pans are crafted with T304 Stainless Steel with a 2B Finish. These are food grade non-coated, non-aluminum stainless steel bread pans. No Sharp Edges Spot Welded Corners Amish Made Bread Pans are US Made in Lancaster County, PA Made in the USA Please Note:  There are cheaper ones out there from the competition.  However, when a manufacturer uses a cheaper alloy they need to coat them to make them last. Our bread pans are uncoated. You may also be interested in the Stainless Steel Drainboard and Grapenut Drier from the same Amish Tin Shop. Or you be also in the search for more Stainless Steel or Popular Amish Products: Stainless Steel Water /  Tea Kettle  Manual Hand Beater Simple V Kut Salad Machine Amish Gift Set How to Care for Stainless Steel: It is not unusual for kitchenware, drainboards, milk jugs, and sinks made of stainless steel to accrue scratches and stains from time to time. Usually, the chromium oxide layer will protect it from rusting, but some heavy-duty cleaners or cleansers that contain bleach or other harsh components may strip some of the protective layer off, thus exposing the steel to the elements and creating a formation of rust. Letting the stainless steel items to air dry is also an invitation to rust. So, should you see rust, you should scrub the surface with a stainless steel cleaner, such a Bar Keeper’s Friend. Or you may make a paste from 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 2 cups of water. Baking soda is a very mild abrasive, and using this chemical-freeway, you won’t scratch your stainless steel. Or you may want to use another paste of lemon juice and cream of tartar. Then, using a soft, clean cloth or plastic or silicone scrubbing pad, gently rub this paste onto your stainless steel surface in the direction of the grain. Please do not use steel wool or any harsh scratcher as it will further damage the surface. The protective layer of chromium oxide will reform on in its own in a few days. Also, please know that cheaper stainless steel products are less durable and contain less chromium content, so they are more susceptible to rusting.