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added 8 months agoI use something minimally abrasive like Bon Ami. But if you have stuff that's really scorched on you may need to reach for the Comet. After a few years you are not going to care what the piece looks like anyway, as long as it does its job.
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added 8 months agoYou can use a mild bleach solution if you want to get rid of stains. But they come right back, so I'd advise learning to love them.
Le Creuset makes their own branded pot cleaner as well.
I have mine for 10 years and found them so easy to clean. I just use regular dishwashing liquid, and if something really sticks, leave it overnight. They still look like new, minus the stains inside, but as greenstuff said, they are unavoidable and you learn to love them.
I use that special Dawn that comes in a small blue squirt bottle.. stains just clear out w/o any scouring