Is this PTFE free? null

My research online informs that "properly maintained" cookware, even with PFAS, is safe to use. If the coating is scratched, chipped, or peeling, then not safe to use. I am going with non-stick and will inspect it frequently discarding any damaged items.

It's probably too late, but in specifications, there's a chemical disclosure stating it does have PFAS and all the bad stuff. Probably should skip this product.

“Is this PTFE free?”

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My research online informs that "properly maintained" cookware, even with PFAS, is safe to use. If the coating is scratched, chipped, or peeling, then not safe to use. I am going with non-stick and will inspect it frequently discarding any damaged items.
Answered by JimT 7 months ago
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It's probably too late, but in specifications, there's a chemical disclosure stating it does have PFAS and all the bad stuff. Probably should skip this product.
Answered by LinsHawk 1 year ago
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