Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure the longevity of your Living and Home bread pan, always place the pan in a cold oven and let them heat up together if you are worried about thermal shock. The pan is compatible with standard ovens; avoid using metal utensils that could scratch or chip the enamel coating; instead, opt for silicone or wooden tools. For cleaning, allow the pan to cool completely before washing it by hand with warm water and a mild dish detergent. Do not soak the pan for extended periods, and ensure it is dried thoroughly before storing to prevent any moisture buildup on the rim.