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esavvymom said:Don't throw out at least one of the pieces though!
My hospitality director uses a broken stone at her shows to show that the stuff on the outside does NOT absorb into the inside. The inside is perfectly colored like a new stone, but the outside was BLACK!! So you can use that in your shows! Just get a managable piece so you don't hurt yourself. But she would say that what is on the outside is not absorbed by the stones, so you don't have to worry about the raw meat, etc or grease absorbing into your stones. I loved that idea!
babywings76 said:Hey, that's a great idea!
Now I need to hunt down someone with a well seasoned stone and convince them to break it! hee hee!
This might be an appropriate time to post this again. (Disclaimer: I didn't write it. I found it on another board.)etteluap70PC said:Let's have a moment of silence for the loss of a beloved stone...
:cry:
No, it is not normal for a large round stone to break after 7 years of use. Our stones are designed to be durable and long-lasting, and with proper care, they can last for many years.
There are a few possible reasons for your large round stone to break after 7 years. It could be due to excessive temperature changes, dropping or hitting the stone, or using metal utensils on the stone. It is also possible that there was a defect in the stone itself.
No, we do not recommend using a broken stone for cooking. The broken pieces could potentially be a safety hazard and may affect the cooking results. It is best to replace the stone with a new one.
To prevent your large round stone from breaking, it is important to follow the care instructions provided with the product. Some key tips include avoiding extreme temperature changes, never placing a hot stone on a cold surface, and using only wooden or nylon utensils on the stone.
Yes, if your large round stone broke within 7 years of purchase, it may be covered under our product warranty. Please contact our customer service team for more information about getting a replacement stone.