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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION (FAQ)

Stainless Steel Cookware

Stainless steel cookware is ideal for everyday cooking such as boiling, sautéing and simmering. It offers excellent heat control and does not react with food.

Yes, stainless steel cookware is food-safe and does not release harmful chemicals under normal cooking conditions like proper heat, food or oil in the pan, and standard cleaning. Stainless steel remains non-toxic and completely safe for everyday cooking.

No chemical coatings are used on stainless steel cookware. The surface is naturally non-reactive and safe for cooking all types of food.

Yes, selected ranges only. Fukuro Yuga Stainless Steel Series is induction compatible, while Hoshi Stainless Steel Series is not. Please check the product details or base marking before use.

A non-induction stainless steel pot will not heat up on an induction cooktop because it does not have a magnetic base. This does not damage the pot. It simply means it is not compatible with induction technology.

No special care is required. Simply clean after use and dry the cookware properly to maintain performance and appearance.

Most stainless steel cookware is dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended to preserve the finish. Gentle cleaning helps maintain shine over time.

This usually happens when the heat is set too high or the soup is not stirred regularly, causing ingredients to settle and scorch at the base. Stainless steel conducts heat efficiently, so using medium heat and stirring occasionally helps distribute heat evenly and prevents burning.

White spots are mineral deposits from water, not damage. They can be easily removed with vinegar or lemon juice.

Rainbow discoloration is caused by heat reacting with minerals in the steel. It is harmless and can be cleaned with vinegar or stainless steel cleaner.

This is heat discoloration caused by high cooking temperatures. It is common with stainless steel cookware and does not affect safety or cooking performance.

No, discoloration is purely cosmetic and does not affect the safety, performance, or usability of stainless steel cookware. It is a normal result of heat and minerals and does not indicate damage.

Yes, stainless steel cookware can be safely used even if surface scratches occur. These marks are purely cosmetic and do not affect safety or cooking performance, so the cookware can be used normally without any special handling.

Yes, stainless steel can safely be used with metal utensils. Minor scratches are normal and it does not affect safety or cooking performance.

No special products are required. For daily cleaning, water, mild dish detergent and a sponge are sufficient to keep stainless steel cookware clean and in good condition.

Yes, soaking with warm water and using baking soda or gentle cleaners can remove burnt residue. Avoid steel wool to protect the surface.
will loosen residue safely without damaging the coating.

Yes, slightly more oil is usually needed. This helps prevent sticking and improves cooking results.

Water spots come from mineral residue. Drying the cookware with cloth after washing to prevent these marks.

Yes, it is non-toxic and does not release harmful substances. It is one of the safest cookware choices for family use.

Yes, allowing the pot to cool slightly before washing helps prevent thermal shock and reduces the risk of warping. This simple step helps maintain the cookware’s shape and long-term performance.

Yes, rice can be cooked in stainless steel cookware with the correct water ratio and proper heat control. Using medium heat and avoiding high flames helps prevent sticking and ensures even cooking.