Care Instructions for Pres Les Professional Cookware

  • Do not use Cookware in the oven or over an open fire.
  • Never use steel wool, harsh scourers or any similar material on Pres Les Professional Cookware, as it will encourage scratching.
  • Do not use strong cleaning chemicals such as bleach, acidic acid or ammonia-based cleaning products on the Cookware.
  • Curry and spicy foods should be removed as quickly as possible after cooking as these foods contain spices that tend to stain Cookware.
  • Do not drag the Cookware across any surface, always lift it up.
  • Never heat empty Cookware or allow to boil dry.
  • Cookware can be used with all conventional cooking appliances like: Electricity, Gas, Ceramic and Induction.
  • Avoid stacking of Cookware when storing as this might result in scratching.
  • The Cookware is intended for home use only.
  • Avoid exposing the glass lid to extreme changes in temperature.
  • Always leave Cookware on a flat and secured surface.

  • Hints and tips

  • Wash in warm soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly before first use.
  • Use only wooden, silicone or heat resistant plastic kitchen utensils. Metal cooking utensils tend to scratch.
  • Can be used for waterless cooking; using a low to medium heat setting.
  • Clean Cookware after each use with hot water, a commercial liquid detergent and sponge. Dry Cookware manually to eliminate white water spots. Refrain from putting cold water into a hot pan or submerse a hot pan in cold water.
  • Ensure that the base of the Cookware is always dry, before commencing cooking.
  • Should white spots, white fine scale or a rainbow effect occur, these can be removed with 1:2 solution of lemon juice or vinegar to water.
  • If there is burnt food on the Stainless Steel interior, soak for about an hour in warm water with dishwashing liquid. If that is not sufficient, scrub with non-metallic scouring pad that is suitable for this purpose.
  • Make sure that the Cookware is perfectly clean before and after cooking to prevent staining and scratching.
  • In some instances, yellowing of the outside base is normal. Use an abrasive sponge and dishwashing liquid, only on this area, to restore its appearance.

  • Care Instructions for Pres Les Induction Cooker

    Disconnect the Induction Cooker from the power supply and do not start cleaning until the ceramic plate has cooled down.

  • Wipe the plate down with a damp cloth in case of spills. Using a detergent suitable for ceramics.
  • For stubborn oil traces, use a soft damp cloth with a neutral detergent for a thorough clean.
  • Do not spray water directly onto Cooker or submerge it in water to clean.
  • Keeping the Induction Cooker clean will avoid short circuit malfunction caused by some pests like cockroaches that might enter the Cooker.

  • Hints when using the Induction Cooker

  • The Induction Cooker should be positioned on a level clean surface.
  • Ensure that airflow in and out of the Induction Cooker is never obstructed.
  • Clean and dry Cookware thoroughly before use on the Induction Cooker.
  • Never drag or slide Cookware across the surface, as this may cause scratches.
  • Avoid using Cookware with warped or bent surfaces.
  • Do not drop heavy Cookware on the ceramic plate.
  • If unsure whether Cookware is suitable for Induction cooking, perform this simple test.
    Hold a magnet to the Cookware, if it clings, the Cookware can be used; if not, the Cookware is not suitable for Induction cooking.