Can you use an SOS Pad to clean this pan without damaging the pan?
226823
If you are gentle you probably can but it could scratch the enamel. Would probably be ok. I bought this one as a replacement for one my Mom had for 30 years that finally gave out and I am sure in all those thanksgivings we used SOS pads on it.
226824
I personally don't use SOS pads on any dishes. I use a plastic scrubber pad. I would think that this finish would withstand an SOS pad though.
226825
I would be careful and tread lightly with an SOS pad. Probably it wouldn't hurt, especially if you didn't exert a lot of pressure, but if you scratch the surface, that area will always be a sticking point, as well as a place for rust to start. I've never found an SOS to be necessary. I always grease, butter or spray my pan, and if something does stick, I let it soak a little while, then use a plastic scrubber, and it always comes right off. Happy roasting!
226826
Yes, you can use a SOS pad to clean the roaster. If you clean the roaster as soon as it's cool enough to handle, you won't need the SOS pad, just some dish detergent and a dish scubber is all you will need. Cleans very easily, with little effort.
1764429
If it won't soak or boil off, make a paste of baking soda and water. Scrub gently with a paper towel or safe scrubbing pad. This is what Scanpan recommends to restore nonstick pans.
811302
Never have had any problem. It has been in my oven for a couple of years. I use high temps and low temps. I do not use my oven on "self cleaning". The very hi heat will burn out the "boards" on a touch type oven. I remove the liner and use oven cleaner. I love it.
1309064
Just use an SOS pad or a cleanser such as Comet. I have burned things in the past and have found they release really well if you boil water in the same pan and then gently pry up the burned stuff with a Teflon utencil.
1767335
Hi, I clean my Nordic pan by rinsing thoroughly with hot water and maybe a mild dish detergent with sponge to remove any bits that may be stuck. Do not out in dishwasher and there is really no need to as all good particles come off so easy with the non-stick surface.
1595919
You are NOT to use metal utensils, scouring pads or abrasive cleaners; per manufacturer's instructions. A soft sponge, scrub sponge made especially for non-stick cookware, mesh scrubber, or I use an old toothbrush to get to the corners and hard to get off residue. When I soak it for even a little while, it is much easier to get baked on residue off using these methods. I make sure it is completely dry before storing.
2214463
some things leave a residue...but the cleaning is the key...only use a wet paper towel to clean...soap is not good for this type of pans.
48569
No. You can wash by hand some spots if you need, bat not In the machine , so I think to use it as a pad is not a good idea
1986628
It is safe to use a scouring pad (or steel wool for more stubborn stains) and regular dish soap. This should not damage the nonstick finish. You can also clean the pan by boiling soap water in the pan for 10-15 minutes. After that, you can throw away the water, let the pan cool and then scrub the pan with a heavy duty scrubber.
279082
Yes you can but frankly I don't know why you would want to. The reason is the pan gets coated with hot beer and chicken juices that I am almost sure you will want to clean it by hand. It works great and I really like using it.
1722072
Care would be the same as any other stainless steel cooking pan. I wash it with warn soapy water, rinse, and dry it.
1502522
No it's not. It is actually why I got it because I wanted to use metal utensils. I thought they'd be hard to clean but they surprised me. Being able to use SOS pads helps. I hope this helps you.
58605
I would be afraid to use abrasive cleaners, as they may ruin the finish. I soak the pan in hot water and residues remove quickly .
564126
I think its better not to use in dishwasher, I lightly oil and put in a warm oven for at least 20 min. DO NOT WASH WITH DISH SOAP....recommended to put a layer of salt in bottom of skillet and use warm water to clean. No harsh cleaning pads. I am old school but it really works. Hope this helps.
2244029
You could but I wouldn't, press has some weight to it. Any sideways movement at all when placing or picking up will scratch non-stick coating ruining the pan.
1931049
No! be sure to cure the pan before first use (instructions on manufacturers website) and wipe clean with a towel. if you clean with water/soap, place in warm over to dry ( or pan may rust )
1072007
No reason you can't, but it won't have beautiful char lines, and you would want to grease the pan first.