I put mine in the dishwasher and now the metal is leaching onto the dough. Is there anything I can do now to prevent it?
1426065
Remember never to dish wash exposed aluminum, the detergent will rust and dull the metal. What you can do is to polish it very well with some steel wool and soap. It should get back to its original shine.
1426066
Oh,dear! Sorry to hear that. I wash mine by hand. Perhaps, you need to buy a new one?
1426067
It may not be dishwasher safe. But try spraying Pam or wipe olive oil on it before using it.
1164257
Sorry, I haven't washed it in my dishwasher so I'm not sure. I don't typically wash metal things in my dishwasher, its just my own little quirkiness.
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Sorry to hear of your loss. I would first arrange to stop your husband from opening your dishwasher by putting on a Child Proof Locking Device. Or Get a Whole Sheet pan that won't fit in the washer. The other suggestion is to take your pans when you have completed the task of baking and wipe them clean and put them away yourself...stop Mr. Right from doing his Helpful task! All Metal cookware is capable of damage in a dishwasher, thus; I wash my pans when I complete the task and put them away. Other than that I would suggest you get Stock In Chicago Metallic as your going to be their best customer. The Hemedingers of Tennessee Sorry to hear of your loss. I would first arrange to stop your husband from opening your dishwasher by putting on a Child Proof Locking Device. Or Get a Whole Sheet pan that won't fit in the washer. The other suggestion is to take your pans when you have completed the task of baking and wipe them clean and put them away yourself...stop Mr. Right from doing his Helpful task! All Metal cookware is capable of damage in a dishwasher, thus; I wash my pans when I complete the task and put them away. Other than that I would suggest you get Stock In Chicago Metallic as your going to be their best... » Read More Sorry to hear of your loss. I would first arrange to stop your husband from opening your dishwasher by putting on a Child Proof Locking Device. Or Get a Whole Sheet pan that won't fit in the washer. The other suggestion is to take your pans when you have completed the task of baking and wipe them clean and put them away yourself...stop Mr. Right from doing his Helpful task! All Metal cookware is capable of damage in a dishwasher, thus; I wash my pans when I complete the task and put them away. Other than that I would suggest you get Stock In Chicago Metallic as your going to be their best customer. The Hemedingers of Tennessee « Show Less
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I wash parts of mine in the dishwasher, some parts are just easier to wash by hand. Just be sure the metal part is dry before storing.
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You can wash it (scrub the excess out) and let it dry and you are ready to go. I find with a very wet dough that it usually does that but i just let it dry and use it again because i only wash or clean mine every three months or so.
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I've had this happen with other aluminum baking pans (my husband put in the dishwasher). Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do to bring back the original look. I don't think it affects the baking process or the taste of any foods baked in it, but it sure is unsightly to look at!
1989055
I am not aware of the manufactuer's recommendations. However, I have had no problem but be sure to clean it with a cleaner that will remove the residue. A good dishwasher liquid will work.
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The dishwasher ruined my first one. I would recommend hand washing this. The metallic top separated from the rubber when using the dishwasher, in essence destroying it.
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No problem. Wash by hand or in the dishwasher. Check for dried on residue if it's not washed right after use.
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I wouldn't think so. Just be sure you grease and flour it before baking in it next time. I have put mine in dishwasher and didn't seem to bother it. I have had mine for many years (30+). Try washing it by hand to see if that helps any. Sometimes the new dishwashing soaps leave a residue on things.
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I've had this problem but only in a small ammount. I dusted it with flour and worked the stickey dough off the bowl that way. On a bigger scale it could work too.
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Did you run them thru the dishwasher? Can't do that, wash them with a soapy scrub pad that will take the excess tarnish off but handels will remain discolored. Sorry
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I have not had that problem. I use mine to spread out pizza dough and then I heat it in the oven with the dough on it to keep its shape. I use mine at least once a week for two pizza shells and have had no problems. Hope this helps.
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There are several possible solutions. The bread may have been left in the bread pan too long after baking. Remove the bread from the pan sooner and allow it to cool. Try using more fl our (a teaspoon at a time), or less yeast (1/4 teaspoon at a time), or less water or liquid (a teaspoon at a time). This could also be the result of forgetting to add salt to the recipe.
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Hmmm I haven't notice that to be a problem. I don't really soak it or run it through the dishwasher. I just get a soapy dishrag and wash it and rinse it right away.
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Don't put it in the dishwasher. I use rubber spatulas - no metal and I also separate mine with cloth napkins to avoid any scratches.
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I put mine through the dishwasher and eventually they started rusting very badly under the lip of the pan. I would highly recommend hand washing.