With most of the All-clad pots and pans, there is a non-stick coating which makes them easy to be cleaned and washed after every use. All-clad is a company that has made most of the cookware collection with non-stick coating.
However, these are delicate, that is why you have to maintain its non-stick feature, you must use it carefully so that it lasts. Once the non-stick coating starts falling off it can be very harmful if it mixes up within your food.
How To Remove Non-Stick Coating From All-Clad?
Remove The Non-Stick Coating
You can remove a non-stick coating from your All-Clad cookware by applying several ways. A few of those ways are using sandpaper or you can also use an angle grinder. The Polishing tool can also be used to remove the non-stick coating on All-clad cookware. You may only want to remove non-stick coating if your cookware is made of stainless steel or iron otherwise other atoms might react with the food in can be unhealthy for your diet
Removing With A Sand Paper
To remove the non-stick coating with the help of Sandpaper.
- A fresh sandpaper
- Thick hand gloves to protect hands
- A rough cloth for cleaning.
- A dish soap so that it gets washed away easily.
5 Easy Steps
- Now, first of all, you have to wear hand gloves through which you can protect your hands from the sandpaper.
- Use a Clean or rough cloth to keep cleaning the pan with some pressure.
- Keep repeating the process until there is no black coating is left and the silver color appears
- To prevent scratches on your All-Clad cookware you must rotate in a clockwise and anticlockwise direction.
- Now finally you can wash it with the dish soap and get it cleaned.
Removing With A Tool
Removing with the help of the tool involves the use of a few of these tools.
- Angle Grinder
- Polishing Disc
- Metal Polish
- Gloves
- Desk Soap
- Goggles
- Wire Cup Brush.
5 Easy Steps
- First of all, you must wear mask goggles and gloves as PPE. Now you must use an angle grinder.
- Now, you must also attach the word Cup brush along with your angle grinder.
- Now use this grinder to start the scratching of the coat when you have completely wiped off the polish from the pan polishing your pan with metal polish.
- Now you must clean it with dish soap and remove any kind of grease or oil.
- Now you must rinse your All-Clad Pan with clean water and let it dry.
Among both of these options, the easier one is using a tool to remove the non-stick coating on your all clad cookware. However, the sandpaper can be a cheaper method as it is available easily and costs less than the angle grinder. Hopefully, the blog helped you in removing the non-stick coating of your All Clad cookware.
