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00:0010 Ways You're Ruining Your Non-Stick Pans Without Realizing It
00:041. Using Metal Utensils
00:07Metal tools scratch delicate coating, causing flaking and loss of performance. Use silicone,
00:13wood, or plastic utensils.
00:162. Cooking on High Heat
00:18Exposing non-stick pans to high heat breaks down the surface, warps the pan, and may release
00:23harmful fumes.
00:253. Putting Pans in the Dishwasher
00:27Dishwashers' hot water and harsh detergents erode non-stick coatings, causing peeling
00:33and reduced effectiveness. Hand wash with mild soap instead.
00:374. Using Cooking Sprays
00:40Sprays leave sticky residues that build up, harming the non-stick surface and causing food
00:45to stick. Use oil or butter.
00:475. Stacking Pans Without Protection
00:50Direct stacking causes friction, scratching, or denting the coating. Use towels, paper,
00:55or pan protectors between pans for safe storage.
00:596. Preheating an Empty Pan
01:01Heating non-stick pans empty can warp them and degrade the coating. Always add oil, butter,
01:07or food before applying heat.
01:107. Cleaning with Abrasive Sponges
01:12Steel, wool, and scouring pads strip away non-stick layers, causing irreversible scratches.
01:19Soak and clean gently with a soft sponge.
01:238. Using Sharp Knives in the Pan
01:25Cutting inside the pan with knives slices into the coating, creating deep scratches. Always chop
01:31on a cutting board instead.
01:339. Storing Food in the Pan
01:36Leftover acidic or oily foods stored in the pan erode and stain the coating. Always transfer food
01:42to separate containers.
01:4310. Ignoring Signs of Wear
01:46Peeling, flaking, or deep scratches signal a compromised non-stick pan. Replace it promptly
01:52to avoid safety and performance issues.
01:5410. Ignoring Signs of Wear
01:58Peeling, flaking, or deep scratches signal a compromised non-stick pan. Replace it promptly
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