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Thread ID: 122579	2011-12-31 22:50:00	quality saucepans ??	globe (11482)	PC World Chat

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1251487	2012-01-01 01:23:00	or Le Creuset - but again expensive. It also depends on the type of cook top you have. gas	globe (11482)
1251488	2012-01-01 01:27:00	whats the brand that is that ad on tv at the moment where the old lady with the tattoo on her arm ? they have a lifetime warranty also apparently	globe (11482)
1251489	2012-01-01 01:30:00	whats the brand that is that ad on tv at the moment where the old lady with the tattoo on her arm ? they have a lifetime warranty also apparently Yes. Do you know what a lifetime warranty actually is? It's not your lifetime - it's the product lifetime. What does that mean? Whatever the manufacturer decides is the economic life of the product.	pctek (84)
1251490	2012-01-01 02:34:00	Scanpan or WMF. If you want quality, you'll have to pay for it.	johcar (6283)
1251491	2012-01-01 03:07:00	Scanpan or WMF. If you want quality, you'll have to pay for it. Interesting, have done some googling on scanpan and the feedback is mixed it seems.	globe (11482)
1251492	2012-01-01 03:52:00	I have a scanpan frypan. I also have a baccarat frypan. Both are good, the baccarat is not quite 12 years old. They both have the ceramic titanium non stick thing. You still have t treat them nicely, even though it isn't the usual crap coating stuff. As for other pots, I have found it doesn't matter what brand it is so long as: They do not have plastic handles The handles are not attached with screws The lids have no plastic and again, do not have handles that attach with screws. They are stainless steel. My current set, which was fairly hard to find, but not expensive (a non-brand) are coming up 17 years old. They're still great. One had burnt sugar in it - took 2 days of soaking in soapy water, and then it came out easily - so not scratches or marks still.	pctek (84)
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