![Are these pots and pans with scratches on them safe to continue cooking with? (Been using them for years) : r/Adulting Are these pots and pans with scratches on them safe to continue cooking with? (Been using them for years) : r/Adulting](https://i.redd.it/3uoypnxmnj3a1.jpg)
Are these pots and pans with scratches on them safe to continue cooking with? (Been using them for years) : r/Adulting
![how do I keep a pan from looking like this? I don't use metal, I handwash it, I never use a heat higher than 4, but after a year if daily use how do I keep a pan from looking like this? I don't use metal, I handwash it, I never use a heat higher than 4, but after a year if daily use](https://i.redd.it/how-do-i-keep-a-pan-from-looking-like-this-i-dont-use-metal-v0-ore3vg0ddo9a1.jpg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09ff5040767ddc96d4e65be6989fbc3630bcee50)
how do I keep a pan from looking like this? I don't use metal, I handwash it, I never use a heat higher than 4, but after a year if daily use
![Believe it or not, this is a well seasoned pan. It will do fried eggs or omelettes just as well as any non-stick pan I have ever owned. The lighter areas tell Believe it or not, this is a well seasoned pan. It will do fried eggs or omelettes just as well as any non-stick pan I have ever owned. The lighter areas tell](https://i.redd.it/lpkdl48r8ua61.jpg)
Believe it or not, this is a well seasoned pan. It will do fried eggs or omelettes just as well as any non-stick pan I have ever owned. The lighter areas tell
![My Granitestone Diamond Pro pan after a year of normal use. Was part of the two pack sold at Costco. Didn't really last : r/Costco My Granitestone Diamond Pro pan after a year of normal use. Was part of the two pack sold at Costco. Didn't really last : r/Costco](https://i.redd.it/4s5cizp23fpa1.jpg)
My Granitestone Diamond Pro pan after a year of normal use. Was part of the two pack sold at Costco. Didn't really last : r/Costco
![I poured olive oil into my nonstick pan and left it on high heat for too long (got distracted). When I came back it was super hot and when it cooled down I poured olive oil into my nonstick pan and left it on high heat for too long (got distracted). When I came back it was super hot and when it cooled down](https://i.redd.it/r49a0s6308971.png)
I poured olive oil into my nonstick pan and left it on high heat for too long (got distracted). When I came back it was super hot and when it cooled down
![Should I throw this pan away for safety reasons? I have no idea what my brother did to burn the bottom. It is nonstick : r/foodhacks Should I throw this pan away for safety reasons? I have no idea what my brother did to burn the bottom. It is nonstick : r/foodhacks](https://i.redd.it/noy4bd4zwolb1.jpg)
Should I throw this pan away for safety reasons? I have no idea what my brother did to burn the bottom. It is nonstick : r/foodhacks
![Is this pan just granite, or got any Teflon in it? Can't find a model number, but looks similar to chemical free masterclass pans. Thanks you. : r/cookware Is this pan just granite, or got any Teflon in it? Can't find a model number, but looks similar to chemical free masterclass pans. Thanks you. : r/cookware](https://i.redd.it/uarqhgpj3c2b1.jpg)
Is this pan just granite, or got any Teflon in it? Can't find a model number, but looks similar to chemical free masterclass pans. Thanks you. : r/cookware
![I used this "non-stick" frying pan just once and it started peeling off and rusting like in the picture. Is there any way to rescue this pan? : r/Kitchenaid I used this "non-stick" frying pan just once and it started peeling off and rusting like in the picture. Is there any way to rescue this pan? : r/Kitchenaid](https://preview.redd.it/i-used-this-non-stick-frying-pan-just-once-and-it-started-v0-5z5s10ggw2oa1.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=aa80d5c6e718be077e843d76ea83a765648c4ee3)
I used this "non-stick" frying pan just once and it started peeling off and rusting like in the picture. Is there any way to rescue this pan? : r/Kitchenaid
![Confused about what you can and can't do with the T-Fal hard anodized nonstick cookware : r/cookware Confused about what you can and can't do with the T-Fal hard anodized nonstick cookware : r/cookware](https://preview.redd.it/confused-about-what-you-can-and-cant-do-with-the-t-fal-hard-v0-qxe372tlkfcb1.jpg?width=1080&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=1f9ebc14c8b39492ef16b339826e01cb20a782ff)