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Our Dragon Steamer has been a customer favorite for years, so we gave him a makeover. Our Green Dragon Cast Iron Wood Stove Steamer is our first in color. With his green painted exterior, he looks more lifelike than ever.
The steamer adds healthful moisture to the air and dresses up your wood stove at the same time. The steam puffs out of the dragon's nostrils for a fun and functional way to combat dry winter air.
Using your wood stove generates much needed heat yet dries the air. An energy-efficient alternative to electric humidifiers, our long-lasting cast iron steamer is an easy, low-tech way to combat dry air, relieve allergies and asthma symptoms, and create a more comfortable, healthy living environment for people, pets and plants. Add essential oils, cinnamon sticks, cloves or potpourri for a pleasant fragrance and aromatherapy.
The design adds a charming touch to your wood burning stove in any season - it makes a great conversation piece, as well as a unique gift! This wood stove accessory also works with pellet stoves, coal stoves and corn-burning stoves.
This wood stove steamer holds approx. 2½ quarts of water, so it can even stay on overnight.
12"L x 7"W x 10½"H
Dimensions
12"L x 7"W x 10½"H
Holds approx. 2½ quarts
Weighs 14 lbs.
Care and Cleaning
Seasoning
You can season your steamer just like a cast iron skillet. Wipe the entire steamer, inside and out, with food-grade vegetable oil that has a high smoking point (soybean, canola). Place it in a 400 degree oven for 30-60 minutes. Allow to cool completely. Repeat as needed.
Storage
Wash with warm soapy water and a soft-bristled brush. Rinse well and dry thoroughly before storage. Keep in a cool, dry place with the lid off. Place 2-3 paper towels inside to help absorb any moisture/humidity that may accumulate.
Rust Removal
Rust will naturally occur. Remove it from your cast iron steamer with a piece of fine-grade sandpaper. Rinse the steamer, dry thoroughly with a soft towel, then re-season.
