Cookware

noodles123 said:

If it is 100% stainless, then you are good. If not, you need to call and give them the full names and abbreviations for ptfe, pfoa, pfc's and Teflon (brand-name).

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noodles123 said:

This one is an example of what is likely NOT safe!!!! NOT necessarily SAFE--AGAIN (unless you can verify--I don't know, but it clearly is coated)-- https://www.amazon.com/T-fal-Precis...t-Dishwasher/dp/B0110FJGOE?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_9 Anything "non-stick" raises red-flags in my mind, and it has to be free from PTFE, PFOA, AND PFCs to be safe. A pan can be free from one and not the others. Silicone is also not safe.
Your second and third links look promising-- I would just check---call and give them the full names and abbreviation (Teflon, PTFE, PFOA, and PFCS-including full names spelled out).

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Deisyg21 said:

noodles123 said:

So I should go with either one of this options? I think they are all stainless steel but Im not sure if they are safe since I don’t know anything about this topic.

https://greatjonesgoods.com/product...&ranSiteID=TnL5HPStwNw-HYQG82l9gRkHkeRjuOcReA

https://anolon.com/collections/cookware/products/nouvelle-copper-stainless-steel-cookware-set

https://madeincookware.com/products/stainless-steel-stock-pots

Also, i bought a mini set of blue diamond advanced ceramic nonstick that states that its pfoa, ptfe and pfos free in the box. Do you think they are ok? Since from what I understand you not everything that says that is pfoa and ptfe is safe, specially if its nonstick.

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Out of this group, the first and third show large pots that are stainless inside, but which includes frypans one of them says that it’s ceramic so it might Might be acceptable the other shows clearly nonstick fry pan’s which are definitely not acceptable.

Your middle link is bringing up various collections to choose from one of them is labeled stainless the picture above the word stainless shows a full set which I believe would be acceptable I don’t know anything about the copper trim on it but the pans himself seem to be fully stainless so as long as there’s not a problem with copper, which I’m not sure of, otherwise that stainless is set in the middle should be perfectly fine.

(Please forgive that run on sentence I’m using voice to text my phone screen is too small for regular typing.)

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fiddlejen said:

Deisyg21 said:

noodles123 said:

So I should go with either one of this options? I think they are all stainless steel but Im not sure if they are safe since I don’t know anything about this topic.

https://greatjonesgoods.com/product...&ranSiteID=TnL5HPStwNw-HYQG82l9gRkHkeRjuOcReA

https://anolon.com/collections/cookware/products/nouvelle-copper-stainless-steel-cookware-set

https://madeincookware.com/products/stainless-steel-stock-pots

Also, i bought a mini set of blue diamond advanced ceramic nonstick that states that its pfoa, ptfe and pfos free in the box. Do you think they are ok? Since from what I understand you not everything that says that is pfoa and ptfe is safe, specially if its nonstick.

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Out of this group, the first and third show large pots that are stainless inside, but which includes frypans one of them says that it’s ceramic so it might Might be acceptable the other shows clearly nonstick fry pan’s which are definitely not acceptable.

Your middle link is bringing up various collections to choose from one of them is labeled stainless the picture above the word stainless shows a full set which I believe would be acceptable I don’t know anything about the copper trim on it but the pans himself seem to be fully stainless so as long as there’s not a problem with copper, which I’m not sure of, otherwise that stainless is set in the middle should be perfectly fine.

(Please forgive that run on sentence I’m using voice to text my phone screen is too small for regular typing.)

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Hello, thank you for taking your time to answer. I appreciate it. I tried to contact manufacturer on all of them and I only got answer from Made In For this 8 qt pot. So apparently their Stainless steel cookware is safe to use around birds but not if its nonstick because it contains PTFE. Am I right?

https://madeincookware.com/products/stainless-steel-stock-pots

The answer was:
Thanks for reaching out! The 8 QT stainless clad pot has not PFOA, PFAS, or PTFE on it, nor does it have a polish applied. Our stainless clad collection has a brushed finish to it, which means there's no extra coatings on the stainless steel exterior. As for the composition, it is not 100% stainless steel.

Our stainless clad pots & pans utilize a 5-ply composition method. Our three "internal" layers are aluminum, the inner-most being aluminum alloy with the two surrounding layers near pure aluminum. Aluminum alloy has magnesium and manganese added to increase the strength and hardness of the aluminum. The alloy layer is surrounded by near pure aluminum because aluminum alloy doesn't bond directly to stainless steel. Near pure aluminum, on the other hand, is great for bonding with stainless steel while also increasing the thickness of our highly heat-conductive, durability-reinforced aluminum core.

The external layer of our cookware on the cooking side is 304, 18/10 stainless steel. The 18/10 stainless steel resists corrosion and rust and won't react with your food. The external layer of our cookware on the element-facing side is made from a high-grade ferritic stainless steel, so it is both durable and magnetic (to work with induction cooktops).

This combination of cladded metals provides superior heat retention and durability but is more expensive to produce. We control our entire supply chain and buy our raw materials direct, so we have great insight into the processes at our factories.

Our non stick stainless clad cookware is made via the exact same process with the addition of a non-stick coating applied in Illinois. The all-American PTFE coating (made without PFOA) is applied three times, with a full cure between coatings.

More information on this can be found on our product design page here. Let me know if you have any other questions!

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Cagzo said:

I just keep Connie out of the kitchen with door closed,when cooking,cleaning,washing,never burn incense sticks or cones,and shes never unsupervised,you dont know what they will nibble at,shes already had crystals out of my earrings,fortunately she dropped them.

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Deisyg21 said:

fiddlejen said:

Deisyg21 said:

Out of this group, the first and third show large pots that are stainless inside, but which includes frypans one of them says that it’s ceramic so it might Might be acceptable the other shows clearly nonstick fry pan’s which are definitely not acceptable.

Your middle link is bringing up various collections to choose from one of them is labeled stainless the picture above the word stainless shows a full set which I believe would be acceptable I don’t know anything about the copper trim on it but the pans himself seem to be fully stainless so as long as there’s not a problem with copper, which I’m not sure of, otherwise that stainless is set in the middle should be perfectly fine.

(Please forgive that run on sentence I’m using voice to text my phone screen is too small for regular typing.)

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Hello, thank you for taking your time to answer. I appreciate it. I tried to contact manufacturer on all of them and I only got answer from Made In For this 8 qt pot. So apparently their Stainless steel cookware is safe to use around birds but not if its nonstick because it contains PTFE. Am I right?

https://madeincookware.com/products/stainless-steel-stock-pots

The answer was:
Thanks for reaching out! The 8 QT stainless clad pot has not PFOA, PFAS, or PTFE on it, nor does it have a polish applied. Our stainless clad collection has a brushed finish to it, which means there's no extra coatings on the stainless steel exterior. As for the composition, it is not 100% stainless steel.

Our stainless clad pots & pans utilize a 5-ply composition method. Our three "internal" layers are aluminum, the inner-most being aluminum alloy with the two surrounding layers near pure aluminum. Aluminum alloy has magnesium and manganese added to increase the strength and hardness of the aluminum. The alloy layer is surrounded by near pure aluminum because aluminum alloy doesn't bond directly to stainless steel. Near pure aluminum, on the other hand, is great for bonding with stainless steel while also increasing the thickness of our highly heat-conductive, durability-reinforced aluminum core.

The external layer of our cookware on the cooking side is 304, 18/10 stainless steel. The 18/10 stainless steel resists corrosion and rust and won't react with your food. The external layer of our cookware on the element-facing side is made from a high-grade ferritic stainless steel, so it is both durable and magnetic (to work with induction cooktops).

This combination of cladded metals provides superior heat retention and durability but is more expensive to produce. We control our entire supply chain and buy our raw materials direct, so we have great insight into the processes at our factories.

Our non stick stainless clad cookware is made via the exact same process with the addition of a non-stick coating applied in Illinois. The all-American PTFE coating (made without PFOA) is applied three times, with a full cure between coatings.

More information on this can be found on our product design page here. Let me know if you have any other questions!

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That is a solid description and it sounds safe--- at least that one.

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