Non-stick frying pans suitable for the dishwasher?

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Both of our non-stick frying pans have this week had the coating start to flake off after 18 months use. We do need something suitable for the dishwasher (as these were supposed to be!) as well as an induction hob and would be grateful for recommendations of brands which are longer-lasting. Thanks in advance.

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I've had no problems with Scoville Neverstick. In fact, I love them so much that I have a pretty big collection of trays, frying pans of various sizes, saucepans and woks. I try to wash top rack, but the baking trays go in the bottom and are still pristine. They are so easy to clean by hand too, as nothing really sticks.

George at Asda often has them on an offer too. The only one that didn't work on my induction was a tiny little egg frying pan, which to be fair did say in the description.

Thanks so much! They look brilliant and will order a set :)

@hedgehoglurker a quick follow up question please. Some reviews suggest the pans scratch induction jobs. Have you experienced any issues?

I do have some minor scratches, but I also have teenagers that cook with little consideration to the induction surface. I personally wouldn't hold them any more responsible than the other pans I have, as none of the bases are damaged.

I think it is more likely salt grains or other bits scraped across the surface on the base of any pan.

We have the ikea ones with the sort of spotty looking inside and they cope really well with the dishwasher.

Woll. But it is expensive. Bought mine 8 years ago and it's still great.

This. They're also often available on offer in Argos or Sainsburys.

It says that they can go in the dishwasher, but will last longer if washed by hand. We had a deep cooking pot that was used for curries etc and that was noticeably worn after about 5 years of regular dishwashering maybe about twice a week on average.

The ones we have now, I'm trying to wash by hand to prolong the life, but they are very easy to clean after a soak in hot soapy water, and I say that as someone who puts everything in the dishwasher.

They're also really good quality for the price, they feel very solid.

Thanks all!

Procook non stick say they are dishwasher proof.

I've got some M&S ones - a saute pan, frying pan and milk pan
Black with glass lid on the saute pan
Milk pan is used most often.

Induction and DW safe