Hmm, I have had the 12-piece set for a few years now and don't see any warping. The key is to not wash the pots and pans while they are still hot. The metal tends to warp from large and sudden temperature changes. (This obviously applies to all cookware).
for the warranty, am i able to get the replacement even it's due to normal wear and tear?markthomas594 wrote: ↑ I’ve had warping issues with some of the pans due to high temperatures such as when broiling but I’ve just done warranty replacements whenever this happens. I bought a 9 or 10 piece set in 2006 and I’m currently on my 2nd replacement of roughly 80% of the pans mostly due to normal wear and tear items (scratching, discolouration, minor warping, etc). They’re customer service is really good.
Over safe to 450.ClaytonT60941 wrote: ↑ Why are you using high heat with these pans. This is not how they were intended to be used. Not only is it going to obliterate the nonstick coating, it’s going to warp the pans. If you want to use high heat use high carbon steel pans or cast iron.
