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All you need to know
about your cookware

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COOKWARE CARE

Use
& Care.

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Before You Begin

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Before using, wash the pan with detergent and hot water.

Before
You Begin

Cooking & Heat

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Cooking
& Heat

  • Avoid overheating as this may cause burning and reduce the effectiveness of the non-stick coating.

     

  • Never preheat your cookware on high heat.

     

  • Do not leave the pan on a hot burner unattended.

     

  • For optimal cooking performance, low to medium heat settings are recommended

     

  • Always turn on an exhaust fan or open a window when cooking.

Cleaning

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Cleaning
Your Cookware

  • TeChef cookware is dishwasher safe, If the dishwasher is carelessly packed, other dishes/utensils may damage the surface of the cookware. Therefore, hand washing is recommended.

     

  • We recommend using a non-lemon detergent.

     

  • Do NOT use oven cleaner or any cleaner that is harsh or contains chlorine bleach

     

  • Simply wash with hot, soapy water after each use. A sponge or dishcloth is usually all it takes to get the surface thoroughly clean.

     

  • Do NOT use steel wool. Nylon scrubbing pads are safe to use

Oven Temperatures

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Oven
Temperatures

TeChef cookware features oven-safe handles that can withstand oven temperatures

350 °F

175 °C

up to 350 °F / 175 °C for cookware with phenolic (bakelite) handles

450 °F

230 °C

up to 450 °F / 230 °C for cookware with stainless steel handles or without handles

up to 450 °F / 230 °C for bakeware.

Use & Storage

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Use
& Storage

  • Do not store foods with high acidity and salinity in the pan for long periods of time.

     

  • Always avoid using knives and cutting food in the pan and wash with hot soapy water after each use. Store carefully to prevent scratching—a hanging pot rack is a safe, convenient way to store pans.

Restoring Your Nonstick Pan

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Restoring Your
Nonstick Pan

If your pan is starting to show a black carbon build-up that does not come off with normal washing or has begun to lose its nonstick release properties, please follow these instructions for restoring a nonstick pan.

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