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Re: Don't Use Them As weapons (Reply to this comment)
by kelly60
You are right, they do make a very satisfying *BONK* on someone's head, but I've learned to enjoy the *THUD* of a cast iron skillet instead. Thanks for R/R/C!
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May 28 '04
8:51 pm PDT
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Re: Cookware (Reply to this comment)
by kelly60
I used to have a problem with my kids using my pans and ruining the non-stick surfaces. It took me a while, but I think they are all well-trained now.
Thanks for R/R/C!
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May 28 '04
8:49 pm PDT
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Don't Use Them As weapons (Reply to this comment)
by 29th_Candidate
Though no one would deny they make a very satisfying *BONK* when used to crown an offensive person on the head, repeated bonking does substantially shorten the shelf-life of pots and pans.
Cheers,
--29th
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May 28 '04
3:43 pm PDT
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Cookware (Reply to this comment)
by Javelina
Oh boy... I had an awful roommate who did her best to ruin the few non-stick pans that I left in the kitchen. I started keeping my pans in my room because I couldn't stand her ruining them!
My frying pans would be bent and warped, and she would either scrub them with a harsh scrubber, or she'd would throw them in the dishwasher - keep in mind, these are the biggest frying pans around!
Fortunately, it's just me and my fiance using our own cookware. We have a nice little collection of Oxo nylon cooking tools that keep our pots and pans in good shape.
Nice review!
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May 26 '04
8:30 am PDT
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Re: dishwashers (Reply to this comment)
by kelly60
I know of people who keep complaining about having to replace their cookware so often. The first question I ask them is whether or not they wash them in the dishwasher.
The surface on my Mom's is still in great shape after about 5 or 6 years of use, but she hand washes all of her pans. My friend replaces her set regularly, and continues to put them in the dishwasher. I wonder if she will ever learn!?!
Thanks for R/R/C!
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May 24 '04
11:39 am PDT
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Re: Helpful Suggestions ... (Reply to this comment)
by kelly60
You are very welcome, and thanks for R/R/C!
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May 24 '04
11:34 am PDT
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Re: Doobie (Reply to this comment)
by kelly60
You are right, I quite often use these on my non-stick cookware. Thanks for R/R/C!
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May 24 '04
11:34 am PDT
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dishwashers (Reply to this comment)
by uraniumorchids
I second your advice not to put non-stick cookware in the dishwasher. It greatly reduces the life of your cookware. Non stick cookie sheets seem to be especially easy to ruin with the harsh dishwashing detergent.
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May 24 '04
9:24 am PDT
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Helpful Suggestions ... (Reply to this comment)
by dlstewart,  in Home and Garden
Hi! These are great tips. Thanks for writing about them.
Enjoy your day,
Dawn
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May 24 '04
8:20 am PDT
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Doobie (Reply to this comment)
by starstraf
Doobie sponges are great for non-stick surfaces
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May 24 '04
4:03 am PDT
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