Cleaning Copper-Clad Pots & Pans

[Hugh R]

Domestic, I know. But I know a lot of you are "clean-freeks" with your pcars. I've been using this stuff for two decades on the same pans.

[jyl]

Cool. I use a paste called Twinkle. Sponge it on, rinse it off, non-abrasive, I can still see my reflection in my pots after about 10 years of constant cleaning.

[emcon5]

I just leave them in the sink, they clean themselves.

[Oh Haha]

Not so domestic but I used Twinkle for many years on my cymbals. I can remember the feeling of the spongy thing used to apply the product.

[tchanson]

BKF is great.

I like the liquid as well.






Tim

[304065]

Mauviel Copperbrill. Not as abrasive as BKF.

[vash]

my local williams sonoma sells a container of the stuff for double the cost of the same stuff as the ACE hardware down the street.

allclad put that stuff on soccer mom's radar the world over.

someone needs to invent a version for my le crueset pot. something, i call "the event" happened to it, and now it is blackened.

[azasadny]

We use liquid BarKeeper's Friend on the AllClad cookware, it's great!

[tabs]

Originally Posted by jyl

Cool. I use a paste called Twinkle. Sponge it on, rinse it off, non-abrasive, I can still see my reflection in my pots after about 10 years of constant cleaning.

Are U sure U didn't wear a hole in them with your constant cleaning?

[tabs]

Originally Posted by Hugh R

Domestic, I know. But I know a lot of you are "clean-freeks" with your pcars. I've been using this stuff for two decades on the same pans.

And WELL YeAH...

relativily newer piece of Revere Ware...

[Shifter]

If you want to go green, use half a lemon and some salt.

[mossguy]

I use Barkeepers Friend on my All-Clad as per their recommendation and am very pleased with the results.