Can you clean it with Bon Ami or Barkeeper's Friend?
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I had read that Barkeepers was the cleaner of choice.I have used both the powder and the liquid. Both do a good job but I actually prefer the powder. Have not had an issue with it scratching.
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Yes, you can clean it with Barkeeper's Friend. I have done so many times and it works well.
1874964
Barkeeper's Friend is good. All Clad makes a cleaner as well that you can usually purchase wherever they sell All Clad.
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I use Barkeepers friend on the INTERIOR of all my stainless pans when they need it and it works great; cleans up stains and heat marks perfectly. I have not used it on the outside of any pans and would be bummed if it scratched the polished surface. Hope that helps.
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I use Barkeepers Friend. The liquid one works well but if it needs more cleaning I use the powdered Barkeepers Friend. Never used Bon Ami so I cant comment on that product. Hope this helps.
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Sure, if you're intent on retaining the interior (near) mirror finish. Otherwise, you'd probably clean it the way you'd clean any other stainless steel pan. Overall, cleanup is easy and I've never had to resort to harsh cleansers, though I have allowed the pan to soak with standard dish soap/water if I suspected that I have some resistance. Commend sense would dictate that you might want to substitute a non-stick pan for heavy cheese or egg-rich recipes.
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I wouldn't. I think it would scratch the surface. Once I left it on the burner too long and I made a homemade oven cleaner with equal parts baking soda and castile soap. Leave on for as long as it takes, from an hour to overnight. Washes good as new without scratching.
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Calphalon recommends using Bon Ami for cleaning, that and a scrubby type sponge should do it. Calphalon also makes their own cleaner that I use occasionally to keep my cookware looking good. I have had many of my pieces for 17+ years and they all look as good as new.
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Don't know. Ask the manufacturer, however, Barkeepers Friend(or Bon Ami) does a nice job cleaning it without degrading it.
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Hi It can be removed and you can clean it. Just go for it you will not regret.
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It does a very good job of cleaning. Out two mid-size dogs have free access to the back yard via a doggie door, so they track-up the floor a lot. The BONA cleans effectively, but doesn't leave a shine. I am contemplating a 'rejuvinating' product seen on TV to bring back the original lustre. But as a cleaner, BONA does the job in one application without rinsing.
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I have not used the Bona cleaning liquid. However, I have used the flip mop many times and love it. Had it over a year and used it many times with no problems at all.
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I've been using mine for about 5 weeks now and have yet to have any trouble cleaning it. In fact, most remaining food just wipes off. Searing a roast before putting it in the oven left a residue as I didn't use any butter or oil on the pan first, but even that cleaned off pretty easily using some non-scratching powder (Bon-Ami is an old, fairly widely obtainable brand). You do have to be careful that you don't get the silicon handle directly over a gas burner's flame (don't ask...) but you can put the whole pan in the oven at up to 450°F, no problem.
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Try a little Energine or another dry cleaning solvent on the back side. If there is no bleaching from the dry cleaner, you're likely OK with Host.
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Hello, Thank you for your question. The Barkeepers Friend website list the surfaces that can be used for cleaning with this agent. I'm assuming your pot is enamel coated. While the website information lists porcelain, ceramic, as material surfaces the product will work with, it does not have specific information on enameled coating. However, if enamel is comparable with porcelain or ceramic, it MIGHT be safe but I would test a small area first. There are many materials listed that can be used with this product, even copper. Barkeepers seems to be an all around cleaning product. If you would like more information, you can visit the Barkeepers Friend website. Hope this helps. Thanks for allowing me to be helpful. Regards, James
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I do not know for sure, but, I wouldn't anyway. I soak mine in hot water, then use a soft bristled brush to clean it.
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As far as I can tell you can't. I clean mine immediately after every use. Just ensure you run plenty of water through it.
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I dont know. But I will say I found the "Friend" did not work as well as everyone says. I use vinegar. Cheaper, worked better, and isnt so toxic.
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I think so. I have stainless steel cookware (Cuisinart MultiClad Pro). The use and care guide says to clean with Bon Ami, Cameo Stainless Steel Cleanser, or Nevr-Dull. I have always used Bar Keeper's Friend, however.
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I have used Bar Keeper's Friend, Bon Ami, or any non abrasive cleaner. I've had my pans for 40 years and they still look brand new! Another tip: never, never put them in the dishwasher!
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Yes.. Just use a wet soft cloth to clean and a new wet cloth and bottle of water to rinse. They also make a polish that works very good
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This model has a screw cap which could be cleaned with a fiber or tooth brush. Be sure to use distilled water to preclude any residue.
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Like the others this cleaned right up for me, but if you have issue you can always hot soak it with dish soap.