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I did it!
I bought another cheapo skillet from Wally-World. It's a 9.5 inch Mainstays. Cost all of $6USD and the 'non-stick' coating is waaay better than anything made by "T-Fal", which WW also carries a line of. At 3X the cost and half the "non-stick"-iness, I say NAY on the T-Fal stuff. Anywho, bought the extra Mainstay cuz I usta have a 12" Mainstay, but WW didn't have 'em when I was there so bought a T-Fal. Major mistake, in which I hadda return the T-Fal fer being too crappy. So, now I have two(2) 9.5" Mainstays. One fer everyday use and another fer back-up. ![]() I use zero metal and still add oil. I got a back-up skillet cuz the outside finish gets to be all crapped-up from "hob plaque". ![]() nb |
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On 10/27/2017 10:40 AM, notbob wrote:
> I did it! > > I bought another cheapo skillet from Wally-World. It's a > 9.5 inch Mainstays. Cost all of $6USD and the 'non-stick' coating is > waaay better than anything made by "T-Fal", which WW also carries a > line of. > > At 3X the cost and half the "non-stick"-iness, I say NAY on the T-Fal > stuff. Anywho, bought the extra Mainstay cuz I usta have a 12" > Mainstay, but WW didn't have 'em when I was there so bought a T-Fal. > Major mistake, in which I hadda return the T-Fal fer being too crappy. > > So, now I have two(2) 9.5" Mainstays. One fer everyday use and > another fer back-up. ![]() > > I use zero metal and still add oil. I got a back-up skillet cuz the > outside finish gets to be all crapped-up from "hob plaque". ![]() > > nb Â* I have small , medium , large , and family size cast iron skillets . And a CI griddle for the middle burner on our stove . Our large skillet is over 40 years old ... quality CI lasts , unlike nonstick coatings . We don't know the ages of the others , they were purchased 2nd hand . Â* -- Â* Snag |
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On 10/27/2017 9:40 AM, notbob wrote:
> I did it! > > I bought another cheapo skillet from Wally-World. It's a > 9.5 inch Mainstays. Cost all of $6USD and the 'non-stick' coating is > waaay better than anything made by "T-Fal", which WW also carries a > line of. > > At 3X the cost and half the "non-stick"-iness, I say NAY on the T-Fal > stuff. Anywho, bought the extra Mainstay cuz I usta have a 12" > Mainstay, but WW didn't have 'em when I was there so bought a T-Fal. > Major mistake, in which I hadda return the T-Fal fer being too crappy. > > So, now I have two(2) 9.5" Mainstays. One fer everyday use and > another fer back-up. ![]() > > I use zero metal and still add oil. I got a back-up skillet cuz the > outside finish gets to be all crapped-up from "hob plaque". ![]() > > nb > I had a "Wearever" non stick from Wal Mart that handily outlasted my much spendier Calpahalon non sticks. Then again Calphalon offers a free replacement policy which I have availed myself of with glee. |
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On Friday, October 27, 2017 at 12:03:14 PM UTC-5, Casa de los peregrinos wrote:
> > I had a "Wearever" non stick from Wal Mart that handily outlasted my > much spendier Calpahalon non sticks. > > Then again Calphalon offers a free replacement policy which I have > availed myself of with glee. > > I have a 10 inch Calphalon non-stick skillet that is still in fantastic shape but what do you have to do to get the replacement? It's the only non-stick skillet/pan I have as all my other cookware is the Calphalon tri-ply stainless steel. |
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On 10/27/2017 12:01 PM, Sqwertz wrote:
> It's the third piece of silverware I've found in my yard > in the last 2 years Living at the dump has its rewards, eh... |
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On 10/27/2017 11:09 AM, Casa de los peregrinos wrote:
> On 10/27/2017 12:01 PM, Sqwertz wrote: >> It's the third piece of silverware I've found in my yard >> in the last 2 years > > Living at the dump has its rewards, eh... > Dang - you beat me to it! |
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On 10/27/2017 4:53 PM, Taxed and Spent wrote:
> On 10/27/2017 11:09 AM, Casa de los peregrinos wrote: >> On 10/27/2017 12:01 PM, Sqwertz wrote: >>> It's the third piece of silverware I've found in my yard >>> in the last 2 years >> >> Living at the dump has its rewards, eh... >> > > > Dang - you beat me to it! Lol, great minds think alike... https://readpassingthrough.files.wor...pt_chapt01.pdf |
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On Friday, October 27, 2017 at 12:20:43 PM UTC-5, Casa de los peregrinos wrote:
> > Believe it or not - just send it in! > > I've long since lost my original purchase receipts. > > http://www.calphalon.com/en-US/warranty-info > > > Good stuff. > > (Trimmed) Ok, thanks! |
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I bought a pair of non-stick last week .. 2/$10. I tossed the cardboard slipcase, so don't
know what brand they are without looking, but they are about that 9 1/2 inch size, and have that slickery grayish finish that the new "green" and "copper"'non-stick pans do, so I have high hopes for it. It has got to work at least we well as the matte-finish non-slick surface on the heavier, pricier non-stick offerings. And you can't beat the price. N. |
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