> I think I agree with you, if you're saying "If you don't know
> how to cook, don't use Teflon".

And I've obviously found another Stepford Wife. I'm checking out of
this thread now, but not before I point out your deliberate
obfuscation. Please explain for posterity how Teflon is only dangerous
"if you don't know how to cook" when I just cited a problem FRYING
BACON.

For those folks interested in TRUTH, here's what I'm saying:

-- If you believe Teflon is perfectly safe up to relatively low
temperature, at which point it kills birds;
-- If you never preheat your frying pans, constantly watch them, and
somehow know the precise temperature of every square inch;
-- If you have no moral problems backing a company that lied about
water pollution, dodges the truth about Teflon ("I've never cooked
bacon") and PROBABLY pays minimum-wage minions to defend the stuff
online,

then fine, use all the Teflon you want.