Le Creuset Haul / Unboxing: Please join us as we unbox the items we shopped / bought at the Le Creuset store in Sandton City, South Africa. First impressions of Cups, kitchenware, pots and pan. Is it worth it?
Hey, Congratulations on your new cookware and accessories!! Look at 12:20 in the video: You need those rubber protectors. They are not just for packaging. Store the pots with those protectors so the top does not rub on the bottom part of the pot to help with longterm maintenance. They also help with stacking pots - place the rubber protectors on the pot, turn the top upside down and place a pot on top of that pot and top.
Thank you so much. I wish someone would have gave me that advice before I threw them away.🙆🏾♀️ The next time I buy the pots I will definitely keep them.
@@bbtums The plastic tabs are still useful to separate the lid and the pot, and if you need them, you can ask at the Le Creuset stores, they usually have spares.
You should read the booklet, and maybe keep one. You need to register you cookware. If you keep the rubber protector it will prevent the chipping around the rim. They don’t cover that chipping around the rim. You are going to void your lifetime warranty. People past this cookware down to their great grands. I am 50 years old, but I have my great grandmother lodge cast iron. If you take care of cast iron -raw or enamel, it will take of you family well after you are gone. I hope that you can find those protectors.
You are going to regret throwing away the rubber protectors on the rim of your pots. People keep them to prevent chipping of the enamel, because that lids are heavy.
