Can I use Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner on non-stick cookware?Updated 21 hours ago

Yes. Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner is safe for non-stick, ceramic-coated, enamel, and hard-anodised cookware. The formula is mildly alkaline at pH 8.5, well below the threshold that degrades most coatings, and contains no abrasive particles. The bigger risk to non-stick coatings is the scrubbing tool, not the cleaner. Always safe: soft cloths like Swedish Dishcloths, Dish Sponge soft sides, and Scrubby Pad soft sides. Use with care: Scrubby Pad scrubby side with light pressure, test first. Never use Diamond Sponges or steel wool on non-stick. Always check your cookware manufacturer's instructions and spot-test in an inconspicuous area first because coating quality varies between manufacturers, even within the same coating type.

The scrubber. Most non-stick warranty exclusions and damage reports come from abrasive scrubbing tools, not from cleaning chemicals. Liquid cleaners at moderate pH (which Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner is, at pH 8.5) don't damage non-stick coatings. Always safe on non-stick: soft cloths like Swedish Dishcloths and Universal Cloths, plus the soft side of a Dish Sponge or a Scrubby Pad. Use with care: the scrubby side of a Scrubby Pad with light pressure, test on a hidden spot first, especially on premium ceramic coatings. Never use Diamond Sponges or steel wool on non-stick, ceramic, or enamel coatings, they will scratch the surface and most cookware warranties exclude this damage. For burnt-on grease that won't come off with a soft scrubber, soak the pan in warm water with the cleaner for 15 to 30 minutes first, then wipe with a soft cloth.