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DH washed my PC baking stone with dishsoap. :( :( :(

auchick0821auchick0821
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This means it's ruined and I need to pitch it, yes?

Angry I have told the man 876375828 times to not use soap but he did it anyway! *sigh*
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Re: DH washed my PC baking stone with dishsoap. :( :( :(

  • *blondie**blondie* member

    Oh, I'm sorry!

    I LOVE PC! I'm meeting with a consultant on Wednesday about starting to sell it myself.

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  • alaskabride2bealaskabride2be
    I don't think that you have to toss it. I *think* that there is something that you can do to get the soap out....let me go check and I will let you know.
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  • JAWMINJAWMIN member
    Like the round pizza stone? I didn't know I couldn't wash it with dish soap???

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  • Kitten80Kitten80 member
    That is so frustrating!  Men!!!!  I don't think it is ruined if he didn't soak it in the water and soap...I would contact PC (I think there is a way to email them) and ask what you can do to fix it.  GL!

     

     

     

     

     

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  • MissLMSMissLMS member
    How old is it? If it is a well-used one (really dark) then I don't think the dishsoap would absorb that much. If it is a new stone, then yes, the soap probably absorbed. I still don't know that I would throw it away though.

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  • alaskabride2bealaskabride2be

    OK I found the link.....

    https://www.thathomesite.com/forums/load/cookware/msg110157253823.html?3

     Hope this helps! 

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  • JAWMINJAWMIN member

    OK, I just googled it. I never knew that. I also have never tasted soap.

    It looks like the big concern is the soap taste being absorbed. If he rinsed it right away, it should be fine. You could always try soaking it in water and maybe using baking soda to scrub it.  


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  • Mary0913Mary0913
    Eh, I've (read: DH) has done it before and it's been fine.  I just rinsed it - and rinsed it - and rinsed it...  It's been fine.  GL!
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  • Cin8-14Cin8-14
    Well, at least he did the dishes! :)
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  • shimmashimma
    THIS!!! I'm jealous, my DH hardly even puts his dishes in the dishwasher. Constant arguement Angry
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  • lemonJAMlemonJAM member
    We did this on accident when ours was new.  We didn't realize it until the next time we used it for baking pizza and the soap got absorbed into the pizza crust.  So, to get the soap out, we just baked the stone approx. 3 times with a dough on top.  The dough absorbed all of the soap and we still use that stone now with no problems.
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