A worn-out non-stick pan can be frustrating, especially because some cookware is quite an investment, and you want a ...

Cooking spray also works well for coating your hands or tools when handling sticky items like Rice Krispies treats, or for ...

Yes, but with some caution. While olive oil cooking sprays are safe, using too much on non-stick cookware at high heat can create a sticky residue over time. Try to keep the heat medium or lower ...

All kitchens need a versatile collection of cookware, from cast-iron frying pans to the nonstick variety. Most nonstick cookware today is pretty durable — some is even safe to use with metal ...

Abrasive scouring pads or steel wool are a big no on Teflon-coated cookware. You can consider soaking your nonstick for a bit in case of stubborn residue, but leaving it in water for a long time ...

A worn-out non-stick pan can be frustrating ... The coating is peeling or flaking. The pan no longer heats evenly. Food sticks persistently, even with added oil or spray. You notice discoloration ...