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Good heat conduction: Food is heated evenly, whether it is steak or sausage. The pan can be placed on the stovetop or in the oven, making it a reliable helper in the kitchen.

Durability: With proper maintenance, the pan withstands high temperatures and heavy pressure and retains its non-stick properties. After cleaning, apply a thin layer of fat and heat the pan in the oven to form a protective layer.

Avoid abrupt temperature fluctuations: Do not rinse the hot pan directly with cold water to prevent warping or cracking. Allow the pan to cool naturally before cleaning it.

Preferably store the pan in a dry place and avoid humid environments. Place a paper towel in the pan to absorb excess moisture and prevent rust formation.

When preparing acidic foods such as tomatoes, vinegar, etc., these can react with the food, affect the taste, and potentially damage the pan's coating.