Can I use this to clean my Le Creuset pots and pans? Will it scratch the colored glaze on the cast iron cookware?
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I only use this product on stainless steel pots and pans, and will do a real great job on the copper bottoms on pans. I use this for all stainless steel items. Might scratch some items,Test first.Note: Amazon is real great to do business, as I use them all the time. STORM
1945841
I have not used it on cast iron. I will give testamony on stainless steel cookware however. It is incredible and the cookware sparkles and shines with each use just like it came from the factory. All heat marks disappear instantly as does the residue from cooked meals. You will never go back to what you have used in the past. I do use regular dishwashing liquid and hot water to clean the cleanser and rinse with hot water as well. Dry them immediately for that factory shine. :)
1945842
i do not find this product abrasive but have no experience with the finish in question
1945843
I can only refer you to the mfr of Barkeepers Friend products. You could call the phone # below and ask them which of their products would be safe to use on your pans. Bar Keepers Friend products are made by: SERVAAS LABORATORIES 5240 Walt Place Indianapolis, IN 46254 General Inquiries, please call 1-800-433-5818 There is more contact info at: http://www.barkeepersfriend.com/contact-us Hope that helps you out.
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I can only refer you to the mfr of Barkeepers Friend products. You could call the phone # below and ask them which of their products would be safe to use on your pans.Bar Keepers Friend® products are made by:SERVAAS LABORATORIES5240 Walt PlaceIndianapolis, IN 46254General Inquiries, please call 1-800-433-5818There is more contact info at:http://www.barkeepersfriend.com/contact-usHope that helps you out.
719700
Yes, I have used it on non-stick surfaces, but don't scrub with anything that will scratch the surface.
985146
I don't believe that the Bar Keepers Friend Liquid Cleaner will remove any scratches. But it does a great job on removing burnt on grease and residue on pots and pans.
681313
I don't use soap on my cast iron cookware. If something is stuck on, I use a nylon brush or plastic mesh scrubby. The plastic mesh seems to work the best for getting the pan clean with minimal effort. I rinse in hot water, dry immediately, and apply a thin coat of oil to the inside. If you use a wire brush, you'll probably scrub off some of the seasoning and the pan won't perform as well. If something is stuck on so badly that you need a wire brush or steel wool, then go ahead -- you won't damage the pan, but you'll have to re-season it from scratch.
689816
i have used it on my teflon non-stick pans and so far it doesn't seem to have any issues with scratching off the coating.
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A properly seasoned cast iron skillet won't stick. The Le Creuset looks very nice, but sticks pretty easily. Had I to do it over again, I'd go for cast iron.
1999797
no... back of container clearly states "not recommended for enamel coated utensils or cookware" I wouldn't risk it. I don't even put my cast iron stuff in the dishwasher.
247683
Yes! I have used this on my cast iron grill pan with good results. I suggest freshening the sseasoning on your pan after using the chain mail. I have found I don't need to scrub as hard as I think for good results.
529098
Hi I would not use this on cast Iron it is the only thing I do not use this stuff on. Cast Iron is very picky when it comes to cleaning it you are better off with a regular dish soap for them sorry.
694686
I have used it mostly on my stainless steel but I have only tried it once on my anonized cookware and it did no damaged as a matter of fact on that type of cookware it acted like Ajax does when it cleans. It did not scratch or do damage. Hope this helps
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Don't recall if I answered this or not.....sorry if duplicate....hand wash with warm water and dish soap using scrub spounge. Also Le Creuset makes a cleaning compound "Le Creuset 12-Ounce Enameled Cast-Iron Cleaner" that will remove and stain/discoloration. It works well on enameled stove tops too.
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This product is made to clean porcelain enamel cast iron sinks. It contains silica & detergents, & is slightly abrasive. I don't think it would be a good idea to use it on regular cast iron cookware. It may be okay for the enamel coated cast iron cookware but I have not tried it in that manner.
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I use it on a glass top stove, and have had no problems. It might scratch in the long run, but I haven't seen it yet.
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So far we have had no problems with scratching, When using my cast iron pans I do use extra caution and only use them on low and medium temps. The stainless steel pots and pans which we use most have not left any scratches or marks. Any splashes or spill overs have been easy to clean with Weiman Glass top cleaner and a micro fiber cloth. Hope this helps
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My experience (I've used iron skillets for 50 years) has been that using soap ruins the seasoning. I use hot water and a kitchen brush or sponge with the green scrubbing surface on one side). Baking soda or salt are excellent to use to clean. NEVER soak the cast iron in water--it rusts! In the past, I used shortening or vegetable oils for frying or seasoning my skillets, but I have found that coconut oil is greatly superior to use in my skillets. It handles high heat well and does a superior job seasoning the skillets and creating a non-stick surface (grapeseed or peanut oil are also good).
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I think if you have been using any kind of cookware and haven't had any problems, this would not be an issue definitely. The cookware is kind of delicate and light and inside the non stick is ceramic. I don't believe you will have any problem as far as scratching your glasstop surface.
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I think using any cast iron may scratch a glass-top stove. I would check with the maker of the stove for sure