Which cookware suits how you wash up?

Pick your pan and tick how you like to cook and clean. The material alone won't tell you whether a pan can go in the dishwasher or take metal utensils; the maker's instructions for that exact pan do.

Your pan and how you cook

Example: the All-Clad D3 Stainless 10-piece set, for someone who uses the dishwasher. Pick your own pan and tick your own habits.

What do you want to do?

This set doesn't suit how you cook and clean

145 of 272 products fit

All-Clad D3 Stainless 10-piece set

  • Hand wash only
  • Pan: 600°F; lid: Not stated
  • Broiler safe to 600°F
  • Maker doesn't say if metal utensils are OK
  • Follow the maker’s cleaning instructions
  • The maker says hand wash only, so it can't go in the dishwasher.

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Dishwasher safe, but the maker suggests washing by hand

Some makers allow the dishwasher but suggest washing by hand to keep the pan looking new or the coating lasting longer. Those pans still count when you tick the dishwasher, and the answer says the maker prefers hand washing. Pans the maker says to wash by hand only, or gives no dishwasher advice for, don't count.

A coating's name won't tell you how long it lasts or whether it is healthier than another. How coatings and care trade off, and how the materials compare.

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