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10-23-2009, 09:33 PM
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| Location: Hopkinsville, KY
Posts: 104 Best Show: 656.00 Experience: 5m # of Shows: 10 |  Cleaning saute' pan My son accidentally set my saute' pan against a bread wrapper while it was hot and now there is melted plastic on the bottom and side of my pan. I have soaked it and scrubbed it with a steel pad but cannot seem to get it all off. Any suggestions? |
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10-23-2009, 09:56 PM
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 Location: IN
Posts: 1,377 Best Show: 4102 Experience: 4 # of Shows: 447 |  Re: Cleaning saute' pan If it's stainless steel, you can use nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol. Make sure to wash it well afterwards, though! I suppose it would also work on the Professional pans as they are not non-stick on the outside. |
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10-25-2009, 12:12 AM
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| Location: Hopkinsville, KY
Posts: 104 Best Show: 656.00 Experience: 5m # of Shows: 10 | Re: Cleaning saute' pan I tried that  did not work. I guess I will email HO and see what they suggest. Thanks! |
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10-25-2009, 01:24 AM
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 Location: Sacramento, California area
Posts: 91 Best Show: 650. Experience: .3 # of Shows: 12 | Re: Cleaning saute' pan Warm water and a pan scraper. I've done the same thing...but I did it on the Professional pan. I may have finished it off with the green scrubby sponge.... |
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10-25-2009, 06:11 AM
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   Location: Denver, IN
Posts: 14,236 Best Show: $1,779 Experience: 5 # of Shows: 350 My Mood:  | Re: Cleaning saute' pan The important thing will be to heat it. Once it's gently warmed the plastic will be easier to get off. The pan scraper and a nylon scrubbie Amy suggested should work well. |
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10-25-2009, 11:52 AM
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| Location: Hopkinsville, KY
Posts: 104 Best Show: 656.00 Experience: 5m # of Shows: 10 | Re: Cleaning saute' pan WHEW! I finally got it all off! I used some Goo Gone and a metal scraper and rubbed and scraped and rubbed and scraped LOL It finally all came off and did not leave any scrape marks on the bottom of the pan. That really shows the quality of the Professional Cookware! Thanks so much for the advice! |
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10-26-2009, 01:56 AM
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  Location: NJ
Posts: 6,343 Best Show: 2500 Experience: 4 # of Shows: 100 My Mood:  | Re: Cleaning saute' pan I was just thinking of you today. I was wondering how you made out. I am glad it worked out! |
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10-26-2009, 09:44 AM
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| Location: Hopkinsville, KY
Posts: 104 Best Show: 656.00 Experience: 5m # of Shows: 10 | Re: Cleaning saute' pan Thanks Anne! I am thrilled it came off.. my son really felt bad...he thought I was going to have to throw it away LOL I told him I just could NOT throw away his "fried bologna" pan LOL |
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