Cast Iron Seasoning Wipes™
$34.95
Unrivaled Quality & Performance
- US Patented Wipes: A first of a kind. Plant-based wipe material with absolutely ZERO plastic — the only product of its kind in the world.
- Expertly Made in USA: Manufactured in our own Washington State facility using a one-of-a-kind proprietary process for consistently superior quality.
- Perfectly Pre-Saturated: Each wipe is infused with exactly the right amount of our premium oil blend — never too much, never too little.
- Deep Pore Penetration: The fiber structure carries seasoning oils deep into cast iron pores, building a durable, consistent layer that paper towels physically cannot achieve.
- Effortless, Consistent Finish: No more messy rags. No more sticky buildup from too much oil. Just a stunning, rust-resistant finish every time.
- Extends Cookware Lifespan: Proper seasoning prevents rust, enhances non-stick performance, and protects your cookware for decades to come.
Head to head
Wipes vs. Traditional Methods
| Feature | Seasoning Wipes™ | Paper Towels + Oil | Crisco / Lard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-measured oil amount | ✓ Always perfect | ✗ Guesswork | ✗ Guesswork |
| No mess or drips | ✓ Self-contained | ✗ Drips everywhere | ✗ Greasy hands |
| Deep pore penetration | ✓ Fiber technology | ✗ Surface only | ✗ Surface only |
| Plant-based & food-safe | ✓ 100% | ✗ Synthetic dyes | Varies |
| US Patented formula | ✓ One of a kind | ✗ | ✗ |
| Cost per use | ~$0.70 | $1–2+ (waste) | ~$0.40* |
*Crisco requires precise portioning; too much causes sticky, gummy buildup.
Deep Pore Seasoning
Our patented fiber technology reaches deep into the microscopic pores of cast iron and carbon steel — delivering oil where it needs to go, not just across the surface. The result is a more durable, more even seasoning layer that builds with every use.
3 Steps to a Perfectly Seasoned Pan
1. Remove a wipe from the canister. 2. Wipe the surface of your cast iron. 3. Heat until lightly smoking. Done — a perfectly seasoned pan in under 60 seconds.
For detailed steps, see our Seasoning and Maintenance Guide.
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
How many uses does one canister provide?
Each canister contains 50 pre-saturated wipes, giving you 50 complete seasoning sessions. With regular use (after every cook), that's 50 days of care. The 100-wipe pack (2 canisters) is our best value.
Is it safe to cook on after seasoning?
Absolutely. Our wipes use 100% food-safe ingredients — non-GMO expeller-pressed vegetable oil, cold-pressed grapeseed oil, and local Washington State beeswax. Nothing artificial, nothing that doesn't belong near your food.
Will it smoke a lot during the heat step?
A brief, light smoke is completely normal and means the oils are polymerizing and bonding to the iron — that's exactly what seasoning is. The smoke clears quickly. Ensure your kitchen is ventilated and the smoke will be gone in under a minute.
Can I use it on carbon steel, Blackstone griddles, or a wok?
Yes. Our wipes work on all cast iron and carbon steel surfaces — skillets, Dutch ovens, griddles, woks, and Blackstone flat tops. If it needs seasoning, our wipes can handle it.
How is this different from just using a paper towel and oil?
Three big differences: (1) Pre-measured oil — too much oil causes sticky, gummy buildup; our wipes deliver exactly the right amount every time. (2) Deep penetration — the fiber structure carries oil into the surface pores, not just across the top. (3) Zero mess — no drips, no oil-soaked rags to store, no sticky hands. See our full guide →
What's your return policy?
We stand behind our Infinity Guarantee. If you're not completely satisfied, contact us and we'll make it right — no hassle, no runaround. We've never had a customer leave unhappy.
Here at Cookware Care we are passionate about creating excellent products and providing the absolute best customer service. We hope you will love our products just as much as we do.
However, if you are not satisfied with our product, please reach out to: support@mycookwarecare.com
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