>>22105324
more like: stain? less steel!
also stop buying from the chinese store

>>22105324
skill issue dum dum

>>22105324
Kettles are stainless steel too and can get similarly stained by mineral buildup if your water is too hard. These sorts of stains usually come out with a bit of vinegar or citric acid and some good scrubbing.

>>22105324
It's STAINLESS steel, not STAINNEVER steel. I don't see any red rust so it's certainly less

That's not a stain though it's the metal itself changing because of improper heating

congratulations. you just upgraded your pan to Damascus steel.

>>22105324
That's from overheating, the chromium leaks.

>>22105324
no.
that's blued.

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>>22105390
Mommy has this in her kettles, should I throw them away?

>>22105478
A little white vinegar should clean it off

>>22105480
Does not seem to work... I guess I'm going to trash all of them and replace with cast iron with ceramic coating.

>>22105324
just use plain vinegar get rid of that

>>22105324
Oxidized, chef. Rub some lemon juice or vinegar on the pan. Anything acidic works.

>>22105324
>stained
its not
its tarnished

>>22105528
Honestly, just cook a tomato dish in it.

>>22105324
Brush a simple mixture of nitric acid and hydrofluoric acid on it for a minute or two, it'll take those stains right off

>>22105324
overheating your pan is a skill issue. be better or pick another hobby

>>22105324
stainless steel is about rust, retard. It doesn't rust without for example rust particles stuck on it from the dishwasher

>>22105491
why? it's mineral buildup, it's basically aesthetic

>>22105462
Case hardened, actually.

>>22105491
>cast iron
biggest meme material. cast iron is just a worse variant of stainless steel

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Every few months I give all my stainless steel a nice scrubbing with this stuff. Last time they were pretty bad and it took a few hours and multiple applications to get them like new, but it works. I also just keep steel wool on hand just to scrub bits off my stainless steel.

>>22105889
i just wash mine after using them.
if they ever get a bit cloudy just a sponge and vinegar fixes it.

>>22105904
>i just wash mine
That's about the most feminine thing I've ever heard
When I wake up in the morning my pans fucking STINK