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rusty baking trays, bread tins etc

artichoke · 2010-01-14 14:21:28

Hi all My MIL bought me some new baking trays, bread tins etc for christmas... my old ones had gone rusty... so how do i stop new ones going rusty and what can i do with the rusty tins - i am not sure if i should send to charity shop as i don't know if they are still usable? i did use them but always lined them with foil /…

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Bronnie Posts: 4,169 Forumite

14 January 2010 at 8:45PM

thriftlady wrote: »

To stop new ones going rusty just make sure you don't put them away wet. I've had my tins for years and I don't do anything other than drying well.

I agree, I usually stick them on the kitchen radiator for a bit to dry out thoroughly, esp some of the older ones that have "seams" IYKWIM and are not moulded in one smooth piece

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