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Welcome to Sense of Cooking Equipment Care!

Your Knives & Tools Expert


At Sense of Cooking, we believe your kitchen tools deserve the best care to keep them performing at their highest level. Whether you use Cutco knives, professional-grade stainless steel cookware, or everyday utensils, proper cleaning, sharpening, and maintenance extend their lifespan and make every meal easier and more enjoyable. Learn how to care for kitchen knives, stainless steel cookware, and more with us and let us help get the most from your tools.


Explore our easy-to-follow guides on caring for knives, maintaining stainless steel, and storing your cooking equipment safely. Ready to upgrade or sharpen your Cutco collection?

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Stainless Cleaning Levels

Stage 1: White film or Rainbow discoloration

Stage 1: White film or Rainbow discoloration

Stage 1: White film or Rainbow discoloration

This is very comin and doing this keep them looking like new and will help other foods from sticking in the future.

1. Use a stainless steel polish like Bar Keepers Friend.

2. With a paper towel and polish scrub all parts of the pan.

3. Continue until spots are removed.

4. Rinse clean with soapy water and dry.

Stage 2: Burnt on grease

Stage 1: White film or Rainbow discoloration

Stage 1: White film or Rainbow discoloration

This is caused by cooking at too high of heats or using more oil then you need when cooking.  This bakes the oils onto the pan surface.

1. Add water and 1/4 cup vinegar to pan.

2. Cook on high for 20-30 minutes.

3. When the pan cools, use a metal scrubby to clean.

4. Rinse and use stage 1 as needed.

Stage 3: Burnt on Food

Stage 4: Oops. I forgot about this

Stage 4: Oops. I forgot about this

Cooking on too high of a temperature is the most likely cause, or you forgot about it.  

1. Add water to pan.

2. Let sit one hour.

3.scrub out all bad spots.

4. Rinse and use stage 1 as needed.

Stage 4: Oops. I forgot about this

Stage 4: Oops. I forgot about this

Stage 4: Oops. I forgot about this

Cooking sugar can be a dangerous game in the kitchen.  When it cooks too long it can look like the pan is ruined.

1. Add water and vinegar to pan, heat on high heat.

2. Cook 20 to 30 minutes, using spatula to break up pieces.

3. Rinse and use metal scrubby on remaining grime.

4. Rinse and whip clean.

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