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11 people cite warranty across 21 products — 28 in favour, 8 against.

Who cites warranty as a reason to buy?

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Made In is not cheap, but it's significantly less expensive than brands like All-Clad, Demeyere, and Hestan.

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Fortunately, they offer a generous 45-day return policy so if you get it in the mail and you don't like it you can return it.
But the best part about Made In is that the prices are fair. It's not the most affordable brand, but for quality fully-clad stainless steel cookware that's made in the United States and Italy, it's an excellent value.
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Both brands have five ply clad. Both are made in the US. Both come with lifetime warranties, but Heritage Steel costs less. and their warranty covers warping from regular use where AllClad doesn't.

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Heritage steel rivets are incredibly strong, which means your handle will never come loose, but they do stick out slightly from the cooking surface.
And the third thing is that this might be the last cookware set I'll ever need. It makes sense to invest in a whole set and it might be a little pricey at first, but because you just buy it once and you have it for life. It's actually cheaper than just replacing Teflon non-stick pans.
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After speaking with their customer service, I confirmed that they cover the enamel for life. So, if 10 years down from now under normal circumstances, you see a chip in the enamel they'll replace the Dutch oven for free.

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After posting that video, dozens of people commented that Le Creuset does the same, and as the customer service rep confirmed, they were right.
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I think the thing that stands out to me about the Stargazer sure it's it's a great design but also really is their customer relations that they build with people in their customer service

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we get so many emails from people say oh they were so nice to talk to they were so nice to visit with and folks that makes a lot of difference
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Ninja NeverStick is an affordable non-stick collection that’s worth buying for one main reason.

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All those things are great, but the main reason to buy these pans is because they come with a 10-year warranty that covers the performance of the non-stick coating.
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One benefit I love about this Dutch oven and Lodge in general is that it's the only brand I tested that will replace or repair your Dutch oven for free if the enamel chips or cracks under normal use.

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10:33 supports Christopher Scott Buy It For Life Enthusiasts
and they have replaced our knives without question for free twice and in fact on that second warranty claim they upgraded us to a better knife so I would say that they would honor honor their warranty

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Across 3,800 verified reviews averaging 4.7 stars, buyers consistently mention two things: the searing performance and the heirloom feel.

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Cites build quality, durability, warranty

This is a buy one set, lifetime warranty.
All-Clad D3 reviews going back over a decade consistently describe pans that look and perform identically to day one. Warranty claims are rare.
Both still cook well. >> [music] >> But the All-Clad ages slower.
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The handles are comfortable, and the non-stick coating doesn't scratch easily.

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So if the coating sticks, chips, or flakes when used as directed in the first 10 years, you’ll get a replacement for free. This type of warranty is incredibly rare.
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This is not just a marketing tactic - many customers have taken Lodge up on their guarantee, and they keep their promise.

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Heritage steals lifetime warranty protects lifetime for manufacturer defects and those will be replaced for free if your pans are destroyed by fire flood storm earthquake misuse commercial application this is this is a pretty good one here neglect accidents or or if they're altered in such a way that the performance…

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Since chipped enamel is one of the most common issues with Dutch ovens - knowing you're covered even a decade down the line makes the high price tag easier to justify.

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If price is the one thing holding you back, check out Le Creuset's outlet stores. They have over 60 locations across the US where you can find factory seconds, discontinued colors, and overstocked items at significant discounts.
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Both collections are made with an 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface. This type of steel contains 18% chromium and 10% nickel, which gives it its shine and makes it extremely resistant to staining, rust, and corrosion.

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Cites build quality, rust resistance, warp resistance, warranty

Both collections come with a 30-year warranty covering defects in materials and craftsmanship.
I mentioned briefly that cookware in the Atlantis collection has a three-layer bottom. Demeyer calls this TriplInduc. It's only available with the Atlantis collection and it provides two benefits. First, it makes the cookware more durable and ensures that it will stay perfectly flat and never warp.
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her steel also has a great replacement policy for any cookware that degrades enough that performance is reduced

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HexClad’s hybrid design solves this problem.

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Cites coating durability, scratch resistance, warranty

They confirmed that the warranty covers any manufacturing defect out of the box, whether it affects performance or not. They also said, “Our warranty is a performance warranty. Any problems that affect performance, we cover.” So, if the non-stick coating gets scratched after 5 years and that scratch causes food to…
its unique hexagonal design allows you to use metal utensils without scratching the non-stick coating.
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On top of that, Ninja NeverStick pans are pretty cheap. The 12-inch fry pan is only $50.

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You can find cheaper non-stick pans at TJ Maxx or Home Goods, but none of them come with a 10-year performance warranty.
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It has a large knob and handles, a warranty that covers chips and cracks, and a reasonable price.

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The reason for that is the first one I received had a small pinhole in the enamel and I wasn't sure if it was a big deal or not, but I took some pictures and sent them to Lodge and they said that's a returnable issue and they sent me another one.

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The upside there though is that um they are closing these out and you can get some deals on these, but you're going to have to jump on them because they're not going to be around forever.
So you got the L Crusade over 400. You got the stove around 300. You've got the Lodge USA model a little less than 200. And then that Chinese made Lodge a little less than 100. And that makes a lot more sense.
So you got the L Crusade over 400. You got the stove around 300. You've got the Lodge USA model a little less than 200. And then that Chinese made Lodge a little less than 100. And that makes a lot more sense.
They are going to be discontinued, so there are some deals on them now.
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so even if the eater series does corrode faster you can still replace it at a reasonable price pretty easily

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Both collections are made with an 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface. This type of steel contains 18% chromium and 10% nickel, which gives it its shine and makes it extremely resistant to staining, rust, and corrosion.

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Both collections come with a 30-year warranty covering defects in materials and craftsmanship.
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there has been some you know talk about with some Demers you know the the weld on these can fail you know it's definitely a very rare occurrence and obviously the warranty they're going to cover you on that but you know that is always a concern potentially down the line that you don't have with the hon

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Who cites warranty as a reason against?

Warranty given as a reason not to buy. Where both lists are long, warranty is a trade-off rather than a feature.

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And that's because if I were to just stack this in here like this, then the bottom of this pan is going to be rubbing directly on the top of this other HexClad pan, and that could damage it over time, especially if this rotates around.

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Cites coating durability (against), durability (against), heat resistance (against), maintenance (against), non-stick surface (against), oven safe (against), scratch resistance (against), warranty (against)

Just because HexClad says that this surface is really strong. In fact, on their website, they say that this is almost indestructible. There's going to be a repeating theme to this video, and that is just because HexClad claims certain things about these pans doesn't mean that you have to push the limits all the time,…
if you put your pans into the oven, these are only rated up to 400° F, but the pans can handle more than that. So, just remember that if you're cooking over 400°, that you can't [music] put these in the oven, otherwise you can shatter them.
I got a bit of a hard time with that. I mean, I don't want to say that Hexclad's lying about that or anything, but 900° is pretty hot. And the reasoning behind it, I'm not really sure if I buy it or not.
I do have a few little scratches in the handle, but it's no big deal. There's one right there. And in fact, that scratch, I believe was there right out of the factory.
I personally won't use metal utensils on any of my pans. I'm just not going to do it. I don't care if HexClad says that you can. I never have, and I never will. I'll use wooden utensils, or I'll use silicone utensils, but it's never going to be any kind of metal on this. It makes a lot of sense when you look at this,…
That's much different than the complaints you might have seen in other YouTube videos and from people complaining online elsewhere. Cuz I see people with all this stuff starting to chip off of here, the pans just not being nonstick at all, and everything's sticking to them, and all sorts of other complaints.
In fact, um HexClad does have a lifetime warranty on their pans, but uh usually a lifetime warranty is the lifetime of the pan. It's not your lifetime.
Now, this is made for stainless steel pans. And if you're going to use it on a HexClad pan, you got to be a little bit careful because you don't want to be using that on that nonstick surface. You can really wreck that, I think.
Remember, keeping them clean is a big deal because if you got stains on a pan and you repeatedly heat that pan up again with those stains on it, those will get harder and harder to remove.
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But if you look at the fine print, it seems as though the warranty only covers manufacturer defects. In other words, if the pan arrives damaged, you can get a new one for free.

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now all clad and made in are pretty much the same in this in this category they both offer a lifetime warranty on manufacturer's defects but if your cookware changes in appearance damage or is stained as a result of normal wear and tear use of metal utensils so scratched up or the use of a dishwasher this one is kind…

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now all clad and made in are pretty much the same in this in this category they both offer a lifetime warranty on manufacturer's defects but if your cookware changes in appearance damage or is stained as a result of normal wear and tear use of metal utensils so scratched up or the use of a dishwasher this one is kind…

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Both brands have five ply clad. Both are made in the US. Both come with lifetime warranties, but Heritage Steel costs less. and their warranty covers warping from regular use where AllClad doesn't.

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HexClad describes their warranty as a performance warranty, which when translated means if there's a problem that affects the performance of your pot or pan, it's covered according to HexClad. Maybe they've already baked that into the cost we're paying up front, and that's expected, but I wouldn't purchase a HexClad…

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