Hi, Claus:
I think a difference in alloys isn’t the answer. It may be a difference in surface treatment with your Dartos.
Kaleo
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Certainly sounds like your problem is isolated to your Darto pans. I’ve owned 4 different De Buyer CS pans. And none of them ever had problems with Rust.
I simply used them. Washed them in hot water without soap, and hand dried them thoroughly.
Today I only have one left. But that sad in a kitchen drawer for over a year without being used. And still no rust.
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Hey Soren,
It may be the surface treatment on the Darto’s that cause the minor rust issue as Kaleo stated.
But I’m just glad I now only own pans, that I can clean and soak in detergent without having to worry over rust issues and seasoning smoke in my kitchen.
I can’t see myself owning raw iron pans ever again.
To me - with my OCD problems in mind - pans which I can’t wash in detergent thoroughly will never be my thing. They weren’t my thing to start with, I just hoped I could learn to cope with them. I couldn’t.
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Day in and day out I just use stainless. It gives me the best chance of tasting the food I’m cooking at that moment, rather than with a tinge of something I cooked last week.
