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| Our Answer (if any): | It is not surprise for a regular carbon steel wok to be fully seasoned in 3 months with almost everyday cooking with it. We do not have direct experience with a hand hammered wok, but you can tell us how long when you achieve it. We have a link here for general care of a steel wok: CareIronWare. |
Category: Customer Feedbacks
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Jeff, California (PF13S70) | |
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It works GREAT! I love it!
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Joseph, Virginia (PF13L130EIWG) | |
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Your product got here and it’s amazing.
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Shamir, UK (PF9L130) | |
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I bought a PF13 stove a couple of years ago.
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Chi, CA (PF13L160EI) | |
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I’m pleased to report that I got my stir fry stove assembled and running this weekend, so thanks.
| Name: | Rick, Dallas Texas |
| Feedback: | I’m pleased to report that I got my stir fry stove assembled and running this weekend, so thanks. One question: I experimented with changing the settings of the 2 air shutters to change the air-gas mixture, but how do I know I’ve got the maximum setting and maximum heat (I figured out how to get rid of the yellow/red flame and get it to a good blue flame, but should I keep adjusting it to maximize the flame and, if so, which direction do I turn the air shutters to get the maximum efficiency/heat?). Thanks. I’m looking forward to trying it out this weekend with my newly seasoned wok. |
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Hi Rick, |
