To keep your Teflon cookware in good condition for as long as possible, we recommend that you avoid using metal utensils, scouring powder, coarse cleaning sponges, steel wool, or similar abrasive materials. If you use tools made of plastic, wood or silicone instead, you reduce the risk of scratches and other damage.
The same applies for cleaning: use mild detergents and soft cleaning tools, and preferably avoid the dishwasher to help the cookware last longer.
Can I use metal utensils in Teflon pots and pans?
To preserve the quality of your Teflon pots and pans, we recommend using utensils made of plastic, wood or silicone. These materials are gentle on the coating and help the cookware to last longer. We advise against using metal utensils, as they can scratch and damage the Teflon surface.
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