can metal utensils be used?
824900
According to DuPonts website it's states that it's Teflon can with stand metal utensils and this set is supposed to made with DuPont Teflon according to the DuPont website.
1109177
Yes they can be used on both metal and wood, but depends on what kind of metal. The description says that they provide longer life when used with "non-ferrous" (non-magnetic) metals (such as aluminum). The bits would wear out fairly quickly if used on other types of metals.
2268727
I would say no to using metal spoons. I have had these pans for several years now and have always used non-metal utensils on them. I also keep them stacked with a paper towel in between to prevent scratching. With these precautions they have not had any scratches and are great pans.
643383
Yes, you can. I used metal utensils in all my hard anodized pots and pan and never had any problems with scratches.
1089039
If you look on the Lodge web site, it says what care is needed. You can use metal utensils and you can use pretty much whatever you need to clean them. However, the most I have needed to do even for the worst cases, like frying cheeseburgers, is to heat up some water in the pan and scrape it clean with the spatula. Then just wipe it out with a sponge and re-oil.
2051154
Yes, but as a general rule of thumb you don't want to use metal utensils in enameled cookware. Wood, plastic, and silicone are best.
2243763
I mostly use a wooden spoon or silicone spatula. I personally would not use metal utensils.
1746601
I would not recommend using any metal utensil. I did so last week as I was in a hurry grabbed the wrong utensil and flipped an egg; found upon washing the fry pan I had scratched the surface. It was minor but nonetheless after using countless times I had caused this one scratch. I otherwise, am very impressed with this fry pan. LJM
49759
You can use metal utensils. I still have so many plastic, and you can still use those. Just don't leave them near the heat or touching surfaces very long.
645366
Yes. The aluminum is fairly thin and can bend or be dented fairly easily, so a bit of care is required. Knives and forks scratch the surface. Thicker stainless pans might be better if you plan to use the pan frequently or anticipate rough handling.
434312
Just like in any cooking ware, you can use metal utensils, but you shouldn't because it will scratch up your pan.
167969
If the nickel content of the panel is too high, magnetic objects won't stick. However, that being said, even if magnets can be attached, even a very strong magnet wouldn't be strong enough to hold your utensils.
370006
While I have not tested mine with metal utensils, I would not recommend metal. Use a good plastic spatula. I use mine for pancakes and it is great. Heats very evenly.
1242136
You might be able to use screws designed for metal. It's difficult to answer with seeing the piece though.
1702092
I don't think so and if they are it is the cheapest metal. And no you def can't use them as wepons. They aren't even sharp.
1220572
I have not used metal, only occasional spoon to get things out, but carefully. I don't know if my husband is that careful really, but I bought them 4 years ago and its still pretty good.
2191114
NO,using metal utensils will scratch the nonstick surface which will compromise the ease of clean up.