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8th November 2007, 07:06 PM #16
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Perhaps cooking in it more will gradually remove the staining.
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8th November 2007, 07:58 PM #17
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They say you can use steel utensils on Scanpans, but take it from me, they do scratch.
I used to have a full set of Scanpans, supposed to be a gift from the xMIL, but I ended up paying for 75%
. When the X left she took them all except the large pan. Why, because she used to clean it with a steel pad and its surface was stuffed after 2 years, everything stuck. I used to think they were good pots & pans, but certainly not worth the extra $'s.
These days I use those pans with the red heat spots
. One year old and surface still ok, but even if it wasn't, I could buy 10 for the price of the Scanpan.
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