Pans

[AniJan]

My mom doesn't clean this one pan with water and dish soap because she claims that it doesn't need that kind of cleaning. All she does is wash it with a paper towel.

 

Is this true or false?

[Volbet]

If it's a non-stick pan, then technically it would be OK to just wipe off the excess grease and the burned food.

However, that's having a lot of faith in the non-stick ability of the pan.

Personally, I always wash my pans. It's no like it takes a long time to do, and then I'm sure my pans are always clean.

[linkboy]

Cast Iron pans, which I'm assuming it is, are amazing. Take good care of one and it'll last a lifetime (or longer).

 

As for cleaning, you don't need to use soap (and to much soap can be bad for them).

 

 

[yathis]

7 hours ago, AniJan said:

My mom doesn't clean this one pan with water and dish soap because she claims that it doesn't need that kind of cleaning. All she does is wash it with a paper towel.

 

Is this true or false?

True

 

Some pans you can clean with a paper towel, I do it with teflon pans if its just oil. But othertimes its caked on mess and you need to soad it and scrub it.