Ahhh! My Poor, Poor Pans Never Had A Chance!
Decorating By lepaz Updated 17 Aug 2007 , 6:27pm by okieinalaska
OK all, my sweet loving husband cleaned my kitchen for me and loaded and started the dishwasher with my cakepans in there. The next morning, I unloaded it and low and behold my cake pans were in there and they were horribly spotted! Noooooo! Anyways, I tried to wash it off thinking it may be dishwasher soap residue but to no avail. Woe is me 
Now my pans are horrid looking and I don't know how to get the spots off or IF they WILL come off. Any suggestions????
. The "sort of" good news is that is does not alter the use of the pans. I made that mistake early on.
, now I only buy the magic line pans. I like them better, sharper edges and more durable. I still have my wilton pans though, the spots really don't do anything to them. Author Message
lepaz
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Joined: Mar 10, 2007
Posts: 42
Location: Washington
Birthday: Aug 03
Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 2:46 am
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OK all, my sweet loving husband cleaned my kitchen for me and loaded and started the dishwasher with my cakepans in there. The next morning, I unloaded it and low and behold my cake pans were in there and they were horribly spotted! Noooooo! Anyways, I tried to wash it off thinking it may be dishwasher soap residue but to no avail. Woe is me Now my pans are horrid looking and I don't know how to get the spots off or IF they WILL come off. Any suggestions????
missmeg & Mchelle, thanks for the input. I feel better knowing it won't affect their cooking abilities and I too, prefer the Magic Line. Now they are my spotted Magic Lines. Maybe I'll tell my Hubby they are ruined beyond repair and I'll need a new set. Darn!
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They may not look pretty but they work just the same. Don't worry. : )
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