Warped Copper Bottomed Pans

RE: Warped Copper Bottomed Pans Post by Cajun62234 (28) | (05/22/2008) Profile | Contact Before throwing the pans away, try this: Take the pan/skillet outside to the driveway, and SMACK the pan hard on the concrete surface. Make sure you strike the pan FLAT! If worried about scratching, place one sheet of newspaper on the surface first :) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warped Copper Bottomed Pans Post By Linda (Guest Post) (01/16/2008) Penneys has a pretty good-return policy-their stance it anything can be returned if you are dissatisfied. I would try return the pans. If they were at all expensive, especially, they should not warp. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warped Copper Bottomed Pans Post By dar (Guest Post) (01/15/2008) I have Revereware that have warped also. The reason for this is because when somebody who will remain nameless burnt something while cooking. My mom warned me of this and it really does happen. So I will be shopping for something different soon. It makes it hard to cook. lol dar Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warped Copper Bottomed Pans Post by louel53 (134) | (01/15/2008) Contact I believe the previous poster is correct. I have a fry pan that is also warped. It does not have a copper bottom. I am pretty sure that I did this myself by placing it on too high a heat with nothing in it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Warped Copper Bottomed Pans Post by susanmajp (720) | (01/15/2008) Profile | Contact If the pans were used on too high of heat, put on high heat without anything in them, or were hot and someone added a cold liquid either while cooking or rinsed with cold water afterward, the bottoms would warp. It has nothing to do with the copper bottoms and they cannot be fixed. Report Spam or Abuse