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-Use mineral spirits and a cloth or paper towels to remove all of the grease or oil.

-Make sure the armor is dry, then apply a coat of wax to the entire surface (Renaissance Wax is recommended, which can be purchased on Amazon). To get the hard to reach corners, you can use a Q-tip. Don't worry if the wax covers the leather straps and fittings - this can even be beneficial!

-Let the wax dry for several hours.

-Buff the armor lightly with a soft cloth.

The key to keep the armor from rusting is to keep it DRY. To achieve this:

-Keep your armor stored in a dry place.

-Check the pieces every couple of months for signs of rust - if any rust is found, remove it by rubbing the area gently with a dishwashing scrubber (the green side!)(Cont.)

-Check the pieces every couple of months for signs of rust - if any rust is found, remove it by rubbing the area gently with a dishwashing scrubber (the green side!) dipped in paste wax.

-If the armor does get wet, dry it as soon as possible, as thoroughly as possible.

Each time you wear your armor:

-Clean off any grime.

-Re-wax! Look especially for the areas where the coating may have rubbed off.

If your armor is for display only, you can simply check it every couple of months and clean/wax as necessary.

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My shop is closed on certain holidays, including but not limited to:

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4. Labor Day
5. Veteran's Day
6. Thanksgiving Day
7. Christmas

Caring for your drinking horn starts with keeping it clean!

A few things you must pay attention to ensure you preserve your drinking horn for many years:

Hand wash your drinking horn after each use using warm water
Cleanse it with a soft towel immediately after hand washing. Polish w/ vegetable oil.
From time to time you will want to use beeswax to coat the inside to keep from cracking and the inside drying out.

If you have a sealed and coated drinking horn, simply use warm (not hot) water and a mild cloth to cleanse it. Rinse and towel dry immediately to get rid of the moisture.

Make sure to clean your drinking horn immediately after drinking from it, or else the acidic contents of the drink may breakdown the protective safe sealing.

Things to AVOID when caring for your drinking horn:

Avoid cleaning them in dishwashers
Do not use them in microwaves
Do not use it for hot liquids (unless it is specifically designed for this)
Avoid contact with strong solvents, detergents, and chemicals
Keep them out of extreme temperatures and avoid severe temperature swings
Avoid using sharp objects as they can scratch and spoil the surface of your horn

Drinking horn care is not as difficult as you think. Once you know what to do, and what not to do, drinking horn care becomes an easy routine!

The dimensions for an item is usually located in the description. I ask that you read the description thoroughly (ESPECIALLY if you are ordering an item w/ an etching service) before placing your order.

1. Soak the pan in a mild soap/hot water solution for about 1 hr to remove oil added to protect the pan during storage/transit. You may use abrasive sponge to scrub the pan, but avoid steel wool.
2. Wipe your pan down with a paper towel or dish linen, then set on stove over medium heat until all moisture has evaporated.
3. Apply a light coat of oil evenly across the pan to season. (Canola, vegetable, grapeseed, sunflower, or safflower recommended). Keep rubbing & buffing oil into pan until no longer looks greasy.
4. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. bake pan in oven 45 mins-1hr, then turn off oven and let pan bake another 15 minutes.
5. To secure seasoning, you can opt to repeat steps 3 & 4 again to create a more solid layer of protection.