Cleaning All-Clad

Brabls · ‎03-10-2010

I have aome reward points from the airline. I can never get a free flight.

Thinking about using them to replace my pyrex cake pans.

How hard are they to clean after things like lasagna & spoonbread?

Will I need to use SOS pads?

Glittergal · ‎05-12-2010

For my All-Clad I use a soft sponge and Barkeeper's Friend liquid. I tried the Scrub Daddy sponge and it looked like it scratched a lid a bit, so I would stay away from that. The booklet that comes with the cookware says only use acrylic sponges on the inside of the pans. I also dry them immediately with a towel to keep them shiny and new looking. It's really great cookware.

Snowpuppy · ‎03-09-2010

@Brabls OMG girl, how are you? Haven't seen u here in ages!

My All-clad is on it's way. Heard that Barkeepers Friend is the recommended cleaner with a sponge. I bought the configuration with the lasagna pan.

My bakeware is all Nordicware. Great stuff, easy to clean. Inexpensive compared to All clad.

ID2 · ‎06-25-2012

I just throw my SS All Clad in my dishwasher and they always come out sparkling and brand new again!

"Pure Michigan"

Gr8Auntie · ‎03-25-2010

I was thrilled to see a post from Brabls, too, but then I noticed that the post was from Nov of 2011.

Hope everyone has a great day! It's supposed to be in the 50's today in northeast PA.

gr8auntie

proudlyfromNJ · ‎05-01-2010

@Snowpuppy wrote:
@Brabls OMG girl, how are you? Haven't seen u here in ages!

My All-clad is on it's way. Heard that Barkeepers Friend is the recommended cleaner with a sponge. I bought the configuration with the lasagna pan.

My bakeware is all Nordicware. Great stuff, easy to clean. Inexpensive compared to All clad.

@Snowpuppy This is an old thread. Brabls passed away a few years ago. Her obit was posted on the forums. Very sad, as I enjoyed her posts also.