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Question: Has the rust problem been corrected?
Document: Perhaps Henckels corrected this problem. Mine come out of the dishwasher looking great. There is a warranty, though, if you do experience problems.
This is a pathetic attemp at stainless steel!! Each and every knife has large rust spots on it. I have to now spend my money to send it back to Henckels to get them replaced,,,then keep my fingers crossed that its dosn't happen again. Odd it's only the the knives, another reviewer had the same problem.
I have owned this set for three and a half years now and don't have any problems with rust on any of my pieces. Given that I purchased my set in late 2003, I am wondering whether sets manufactured later were made with lesser quality. How else to explain the number of reviewers who note a problem with the knives rusting? The only other thought I have is that perhaps these people are simply not taking care of their knives well. I hand wash everything.
We bought this set a couple of months ago and are still loving the look and weight-in-hand of the Opus set. The only problem, which I had not forseen before purchasing, is that they have to be placed "heads down" in the dishwasher basket due to the slim handle. I would normally alternate "heads up" and "heads down" in the dishwasher to avoid the items from nesting and not coming out clean, and so my diswashing scheme is a little less efficient than before.
I love everything about the Opus flatware except for the construction of the knives. The handles are hollow, and I think are filled with a white, chalky substance that has begun to leak from the groove between the handle and the blade (where the two pieces attach). I have stopped washing the knives in the dishwasher, and the problem has ceased. I would prefer the knives to be constructed of one piece of metal, and not have hollow handles.
Yes, if you put them in the dishwasher handles down, they tend to slip through the holes. So put them in handles up. Problem solved. A little bit lighter than expected, but by no means light and flimsy feeling. The knives are wonderful! I agree with another reviewer that you may have no need for steak knives anymore! When I first unpackaged them I was concerned about the length and shape of the blades. I initially thought they were too short.
anyway...i do not feel they are of great long term value. they are definitely better suited for occasional use. i also encountered similar rust/water damage with the 'everedge' steak knives. strange that it is almost immediate with the lower cost knives.
I'm a foodie and I entertain- after 5 years of use, this flatware is in stellar condition. Received two sets as wedding gifts in 2007, so when another reviewer talks about rust (from an '06 review) maybe Henckels improved the product by the time I received it?
I instantly understood the length and shape of the blades! I've never had quality silverware before and am certainly glad I purchased these! I've only owned them a few days so I cannot speak for tarnish or rust spots yet. I'll update if needed. For now, they are highly recommended!
The flatware has a very nice look and weight to it. Everyone compliments us on our silverware until they see the knives. Every knife in the set began to rust so we sent them back to Henckels for replacements (we had to pay the shipping). Now the replacements are beginning to rust as well. For this reason I wouldn't recommend this set to my friends.
Answer: I have had the flatware for about two years and have not had any rust.  I just wash in the dishwasher.  It will develop spots that can easily be prevented when I am willing to turn off the dishwashers automatic dry and hand dry.  Really, I am very rarely (almost never) willing to hand dry.  My wife and I like this flatware very much.