Why Doesn’t Your Non-stick Cookware Last?

Isn’t it frustrating when food starts to stick to the non-stick cookware that you’ve just used for a few times? Apart from the quality of the non-stick coating, have you ever wondered the way you use a non-stick cookware affects its lifespan? Keep reading to find out!

1. You use metal utensils and abrasive sponges on non-stick cookware

Metal utensils, steel wire wool, scouring pad, or scouring powder may scratch the non-stick coating and destroy its structure! It’s best to cook with silicone or wooden utensils, and clean with soft sponges and gentle dishwashing liquids. Vantage non-stick cookware are mostly non-stick both on the inner and outer layers, so cooking and cleaning are fast and easy!

2. You store food in the non-stick cookware

As convenient as the idea sounds, some food might react with the non-stick coating and gradually break it down. Therefore, it is best to clean and dry the cookware after each use. You could transfer food to a proper container for storage if needed.

3. You do not season your non-stick cookware

It is recommended to season the cookware to make it more durable. When you first receive a new non-stick cookware, wash it with water and dishwashing liquid. Rinse thoroughly dry with soft cloth or paper towel. Then, place the cookware on low heat and coat the non-stick surface evenly with cooking oil. After 1-2 minutes, remove from heat. Allow the cookware to cool down and wipe off any excess oil. Repeat after every 10 washing cycle or if accidental overheating occurs.

4. You use high heat on a non-stick cookware

Vantage non-stick cookware is made from aluminium which distributes heat evenly and fast. When cooking, use only low to medium heat as high heat might damage the cookware. Also, do not heat an empty cookware!

5. You expose your non-stick cookware to a thermal shock

Cool the cookware before washing. Do not fill with, or plunge into cold water when hot.

Take good care of your non-stick cookware and it will function for years!

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