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immediately with a soft, clean cloth. Lenox Alternative Metal can scratch, so be careful when using sharp items to cut or stir. Wooden or plastic utensils are suggested.Lenox Alternative Metal Serveware area, then rinse with vinegar or hot water. Dry immediately with a soft, clean cloth. Lenox Alternative Metal can scratch, so be careful when using sharp items to cut or stir. Wooden or plastic utensils
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Computers & Technology by Govind at 4:27 PM on June 27, 2008
If you use copper or brass utensils it is advisable that they should be properly tin coatd. For general cooking aluminium or iron utensils will do, but they need to be cleaned evey time before expensive. Metal cook ware sets will all be prone to rusting, so be careful that your cooking pans are dry before you store them. Cast iron cook ware sets are especially durable, and can last you a lifetime
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Physics by sanjana kapo at 11:40 PM on April 04, 2009
A R MetalsAddressNear Jyothi Studio, General Bazar, Secunderabad - 500003Contact InformationTelephone: 6620-4063...well upen u can buy such from A R Metals AddressNear Jyothi Studio, General Bazar
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Hyderabad by Vivek upen at 9:15 PM on July 29, 2008
we cannot use metal utensils in the microwave beacuse of its temperature level and the rods which are fitted inside the microwave oven and it can lead to short circut....
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Home Appliances by quest405 at 10:27 PM on December 03, 2007
This is common if you have any food crumbs sticking to the vessel. This chars and sparks. Metal is a good conductor off heat and current and the spark can sometimes take place owing to temperature difference on the metal surface. However never use metallic vessels in microwaves, it is ok with OTG....Metal is a good conductor of heat and current and the spark can sometimes take place owing to temperature
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Home Appliances by hotjames at 8:15 PM on November 07, 2007
http://www.niir.org/projects/projec ts/z,,13064/Mechanical,Engineeri ng,AutomobileIndustries,Metal,M etallurgical,S.S.Utensil,Wire,A luminum,Brass,CopperProducts,LP GCylinderandValves/2 httpthere are some good sites which can help you out.1 http://www.niir.org/projects/p rojec ts/z,,13064/Mechanical,Engi neeri ng,AutomobileIndustries,Met al,M etallurgical,S.S.Utensil,Wi re,A luminum
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Computers & Technology by Dhaneesh at 11:52 PM on June 29, 2008
Only steel or glass utensils are to be used for making rasna jaljira as other metals may react....Only steel utensils is recommended to prepare rasna jaljira while others metal utensils like copper/brass/iron may react. So steel utensils are safer and best....Only steel utensils is recommended to prepare rasna jaljira while others metal utensils like copper/brass/iron may react. So steel utensils are safer
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Groceries by sunita.rai at 12:23 AM on December 19, 2007
in microwave oven. It is written there that we should never use any metal utensils in microwave. ok. Read the manual again. ok.Thanks.Monish...Hi sonia this is ANUJ from bangalore and let me tell you what that - spark!...solution: use microwave-safe utensil....HIII....SWETY I THNK.....ALLLUMINIUM IS D SPARK FREE.........SO USED ALLUMINIUM CONTAINER............Hello,I think u dint read the manual before cooking
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Food & Drink by Sonia Sharma at 6:19 PM on August 03, 2008
in microwave oven. It is written there that we should never use any metal utensils in microwave. ok. Read the manual again. ok.Thanks.Monish...Hi sonia this is ANUJ from bangalore and let me tell you what that - spark!...solution: use microwave-safe utensil....HIII....SWETY I THNK.....ALLLUMINIUM IS D SPARK FREE.........SO USED ALLUMINIUM CONTAINER............Hello,I think u dint read the manual before cooking
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Food by Sonia Sharma at 6:19 PM on August 03, 2008
....Stainless steel is the best metal to be used for utensils. Its easy to clean & more durable than bronze. It is also cheaper & looks good compared to bronze....Stainless steel is the best metal to be used for utensils. Its easy to clean & more durable than bronze. It is also cheaper & looks good compared to bronze....steel as the are cheap, light and can b maintained easily....i think steel is best
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Home Appliances by vikas at 1:40 AM on January 21, 2008
With help of used lemons & little salt, you can clean it to shine....Use a metal scrubber or a plastic scrubber with any dish washing soap, vi m powder or liquid to remove the soot....use vin liquid pril,its really effective....For very hard soot dip the base in lime water for a few minutes and then use a metal scrubber or a plastic scrubber with a any dish washing soap or liquid to remove the soot
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Home Appliances by karismaarora at 10:44 PM on November 12, 2007
Using lemon & salt, it removes oxide residues & gives shine to make it look new....Bronze utensils can be cleaned with lemon and salt mix together and rub on it with soft cloth and see the shine. That will look like new.......with new scrabber n vim rub it easily it will shine...Bronze is copper alloy. In modern times, bronze is an alloy of copper and any metal except zinc. Bronze will deteriorate rapidly
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Home Appliances by dikshadutta at 12:11 AM on November 07, 2007
Am not sure. though have heard that its not good but there arent any conslusive studies...it is the best to sue as the metal does not react along with the food...Yes it is safe to have food in aluminium utensils though now a days hardly anyone uses it for eating....Yes it is safe to have food in aluminium utensils. But It is not safe to cook....Yes but it should be neat and clean.
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Food & Drink by Neha at 7:49 PM on January 10, 2008
Iron is probably the most precious of all metals, since man would certainly miss this element more than any other, even the so-called precious ones. In the beginning of the 14th century, when iron was rare, some iron kitchen utensils of Edward III where classified as jewelry, and iron accessories were preferentially seek by robbers. The name "iron" comes from the Scandinavian "
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Bangalore by dare 2 dream at 1:20 AM on March 24, 2009
why dont you ask your mother-in-law...A good place from where you can get steel utensils & crockery is National Enterprise 3-A/5 WEA Karol Bagh, Ph: 9811696175; You can go to them & also place your
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Others by divyasinha at 10:34 PM on September 18, 2007
