teflon

My teflon coated pans don't seem to have as much problem with requiring scrubbing after burns though.

There doesn't have to be a very large probability that Teflon causes cancer before it's not worth taking the chance.

For reasons of style/principle, or because Teflon and aluminium are associated with possible health risks?

Maybe you could use some sort of Teflon coated radio-penetrable container and a peristaltic pump.

Neither will steak or ground beef off a frying pan (even a teflon coated one).

Keep teflon coated material to low temperatures, use plastic/wood/silicone utensils and avoid abrasive cleaning techniques.

That was enough evidence for me to throw away all of my teflon pans.

Even if they are covered with Teflon or made non-stick, it's still not good.

She is made out of teflon, these scandals just bounce of of her.

Edit: Just remembered I also replaced the tiny balls holding the trackball with teflon balls.

After all if you wanted to think of something that won't hold water at an angle, wouldn't you think of ordinary glass rather than teflon?

When I went to college and moved in a dorm I got a really good teflon coated pan from my parents.

Well, a 10"x10" bed might be unreasonably expensive for now, but a 3" by 3" SLA printer like this has lots of potential applications, and would only cost around $75 for the Teflon AF 2400 (using your numbers).

(One's already been written: "Polytetrafluoroethylene -- that's Teflon, you @ssholes!") Fortunately, we already know that one could condense fluorine directly out of the atmosphere of Venus with basically just energy as input.

Their job was ensuring that DuPont would never be held accountable for problems caused by Teflon.

I'd expect pans made with this new technique to be as delicate as Teflon, if not more so.

Teflon became a thing because it's both hydrophobic and lipophobic.