Any problems with it scratching the pan that you put the inset in?
2017781
Ihave had no problems when I put the poacher in my frying non-stick frying pan
2017782
Nope. I used a no-stick skillet and it just sits there. Now if you pressed down on the insert and dragged it around the surface of the pan, I suppose it could cause scratches.
2017783
The product should not scratch the pan if used properly. There should be water between the inset and the pan. That being said, I cook with cast iron...it does not easily scratch....
2017784
I'm using it in my Fagor stainless steel pan because the original cups are no longer non stick. I haven't seen any scratches or had any other problems.
2017785
I use non-stick pans and haven't had any trouble with scratching. Since there is water in the pan, the poacher kind floats while the eggs are cooking.
2017786
No, I use it in a non-stick pan and haven't had any problems with scratching. Like someone else said, it kind of floats on the water in the pan.
28141
I have a glass cook top and have no problem with scratching. The pan stays flat at higher temps. I love it.
726605
The inside is felt, so there is no metal contacting the surface of the machine. I have had no issues with scratches.
1308905
Yes. I have a ceramic-top stove and have had no problem with scratching. I like the pan. It is very shallow but I like it.
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.
476747
I have used mine numerous times and have yet to have an issue with it. I am in love with these pans!
1778225
It does scratch a bit, but does seem rather study. I am not a fan of cast iron, however that is up to you
256890
The blade is recessed so that would not scratch a smooth surface. However, the outer metal circle does vibrate a bit and sounds like it is scratching the pot while it is on, if I let it hit the bottom of the pot. It's not necessary to touch the bottom of the pot and I've used it on non-stick surfaces and haven't had a problem, but haven't inspected closely.
1600249
I have it I would suppose it would scratch the pot but you dont really lay it on the rack that way. So if you do not lay the non stick part on it it should be completely fine. ps i like mine and it took forever to find one to fit my sink
734762
I use it on mine all the time with no scratches or problem. I have been using it for over a year..
703415
If you are simply pouring eggs into the ring, then no scratching. But if you are pressing heavily to form pancakes, etc., then maybe.If you have All-Clad non-stick, then no worries - lifetime guarantee.
1827944
It does scratch some, nothing really bad. It comes with grates and I keep them in. I do wish I had gone for the single sink, because large pots fit but they can be snug and that is what causes my scratches.
382645
I don't know but this and other cast iron skillets are heavy. If dragged across a glass cooktop I would imagine it could leave scratches.
191534
I think it will harm the bottom. I would not recommend using a sharp knife on this pan. Unless you don't care if it gets scratched. I don't think it would effect the quality of the pan if it was to get scratched accidently. WOULD NOT ADVISE USING A SHARP KNIFE ON THIS PAN.
1166416
Yes, I have one and the pans work great on it. The bottom of the pans are smoother than the sides so it doesn't scratch the top.
696869
YES this can scratch non-stick pots. I ruined a good circulon sauce pot by holding the blender in one spot for too long. It wore away the coating. Since then I always hold the blender at an angle and do my best not to press it against the bottom of the pots.
1728881
We have a couple of small imperfections in ours. The pan performs beautifully but is NOT scratch proof just non-stick.