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Question: How can I remove the sticker in the bottom of the pots and pans without leaving any sticky residue from the sticker? I just bought mine today. Thanks!
Document: The set of pots and pans I received were beautiful. Nice weight to them, looked very appealing to the eye, and cook very well (although moving away from non-stick pans definitely takes some adjustment).What I simply could NOT believe, however, is that the manufacturers decided to put this really gluey, sticky, hard to remove UPC sticker on the BOTTOM of every single one of the pots and pans!
Be warned - there's a sticker on the bottom of each pot & pan. This sticker is right in the center and very difficult to remove. I soaked one pan in hot water for 10 minutes only to get the paper portion of the sticker off. It left a glob of glue that I then tried to scrub off with hot soapy water. This only smeared the adhesive around. I then tried removing it with rubbing alcohol with no success. The bottom of this pan is now sticky and dirty.
Okay I've used these pots all at least once (the large pan everyday since it arrived) and I'm very happy with the pans. Here is my grump:Why on earth would you stick a little numbering sticker that takes goo-b-gone to remove on the copper bottom of my copper bottom pans!!!!??? Why?I'm excited to unwrap my new pots and pans and go to hand wash them to make dinner and what do I find?
I cook quite a bit, though I'm no gourmet. I bought these to replace my one tired non-stick frying pan and one old saucepan. these are quite nice looking and did perfectly well in the dishwasher. each has a small paper sticker on the bottom which is impossible to remove but which came right off after they went through the dishwasher.a few criticisms, tho for the price, I'm quite happy to overlook them:- the handles of the lids get VERY hot during cooking.
It took an hour to stickily remove all the glue from all the pans and even then you could see the outline of where the sticker had been. I know this isn't going to effect them long term but why would you make a great product and then at the very end of the manufacturing process go 'you know what would make this product experience complete for our consumer? Adding a sticker that won't come off to the bottom of the pan that they have to painstakingly remove before they can use them.
I'll probably return the product because it will be easier to ship this back than to remove the stickers on the bottom of the pans. Whomever thought it was a good idea to stick a hard to remove sticker right on the bottom of each pan should have their head checked.
I tried scraping it off, but it left a bunch of paper residue on the bottom. After that I put them in the dish washer to see if it would come of that way and afterwards the paper residue was gone but a sticky glue substance remained.
These are nice for the money. Sides are a little thin, but they heat up quickly. Seasoning will help the bottoms not stick. The smaller skillet is pretty small and not too useful. Frustration free packaging? That does not really apply from what I can tell. Each pan and skillet has a sticky label on the outside bottom that leaves a residue.
Shipped very quickly, and they are very, very nice! My only minor complaint is that there is a little sticker on bottom of each pot, which is hard to remove. The glue from sticker is still there after I removed sticker with hot water. Doesn't appear to be a problem cooking though.
For cleaning - run water into the pot while it's still hot and the residue will float away. Durability goes without question. I chose T-Fal because it had the features I wanted - especially the heavy bottom and the vent holes in the lids that were metal and not plastic or rubber as I have seen elsewhere. As for some of the reviews I have read here, I cannot imagine the cladding coming off the bottom unless the pan was abused in some way or exposed to *extremely* high heat.
Answer: Doesn't matter if there is sticky stuff.  Once you put them over a flame it will all burn off