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Can I clean a metal pan in the oven self-clean cycle?

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My understanding is that the oven self-clean is a setting that makes it exceedingly hot and basically burns away any non-oven things inside of it.

But that makes me wonder: if I have a pan (cast iron, stainless steel, ceramic, or anodized) that has no plastic parts, would the oven self-clean work there too? The oven is metal… the pans are metal. I can't imagine we approach crucible temperatures even in self-clean.

You can apparently clean a clay pipe by getting it super-hot.

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No, you should never clean a metal pan in the oven’s self-clean cycle. High heat can warp, discolor, or damage the pan. Always wash metal pans using safe, recommended cleaning methods.

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Seems unintuitive, needs justification. (1 comment)

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