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What is the differnce between “waterless cookware” and other pot/pan sets??

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 15:02:57 +0000

I want to get my roommies a gift before I move out of the country in May and I was thinking of a pot/pan set because they're moving into a new house and their pots/pans are BAAAAAD. One roommate keeps talking about the "waterless cookware" - but honestly, I can't afford that. Both "waterless" and others seem to be made out of stainless steel. Does anyone know what is so special about "Waterless"? Thanks!

Burned the plastic bottles in my stainless cookware. How do I get rid of it?

Sun, 17 Jan 2010 00:41:29 +0000

I accidentally left the stove on while sterilizing baby bottles in my stainless cookware and burned them How do I ged rid of the remaining brown plastics and rubbers at the bottom of the pot?
Thank you I will try ur suggestions. Yes it makes me feel stupid leaving the stove on specially when ur multi-tasking alone (I'm feeding the baby while the sterilizing bottles)

Is there any cookware resistant from water stains?

Fri, 25 Sep 2009 19:57:41 +0000

I'm just getting into the habit of boiling my water for tea and I have no tea kettle. So I have some stainless steel pots and have been using the smallest I have to boil water. After a day of boiling water (breakfast, lunch, dinner) my pot gets water stains. Just wondering if there is some new cookware out there that maybe resists the development of water stains?
I'm using tap water, don't have the coinage for filling gallons of water at the local purifying station. Just curious if there is some resistant-to-water-stain Pots or pans out there?