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The Real Reason Your Pan Handle Has a Hole

Better for Your Pans, Too

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Stacking pans inside each other is one of the easiest ways to scratch them.

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This is especially true for nonstick pans, whose coating can be damaged by other pans rubbing against it.

Hanging pans keeps their surfaces apart and protected.

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If you do stack them, placing a soft cloth or paper towel between each pan can help prevent scratches.

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