Is the S-pan still easy to remove and put away?
646782
Yes, the "S-pan" is still very easy to access ;) Spigen did a very good job with this case. All of the ports are perfectly placed.
646783
It's not too restrictive. You have to pull more from the bottom but it's really not that bad.
646784
It is a bit more buried due to the thickness of the case. However, I have rather large fingers and don't have any trouble with it. I wouldn't call it a major concern. It really is an awesome case.
646785
I'm not sure what you mean by "Remove and put away?" It has a great finish, fits good, easy to install. It's not bulky still fits in my pocket... for a phone this large.The case doesn't add a lot to the phone size.
1277557
Cleaning is not difficult. I always hand wash it however, I have not tried to use the dishwasher. It cleans easily. I actually have two pans - one at my primary home and one at a second home. I made the mistake of leaving one of them on the cooktop with the burner left on after cooking french toast. It damaged the pan in a way that browned the cook surface. I cannot get it cleaned back to the original look, but I see that as a problem I caused - not the manufacturer. The burned pan still works perfectly fine - it just doesn't look as nice as a new pan.
1459808
yes, it is very easy to remove. I take mine into the kitchen sink and clean it. It is Teflon coated, so it cleans like a breeze. You can also remove the grill and use it indoors. I roasted a whole chicken indoors one day when it was raining.
1673538
I can honestly say I have never had an issue with cake removal from this pan. Have made several different types of cakes. I do use "Baker's Joy" cooking spray which I prefer after 40 plus years of cooking, and invert onto a cooling rack no longer than 10 minutes after removal from oven. I know some recipes tell us to let cool, but I have found that to be an issue for removal for me in the past. Be sure pan is completely covered with spray as missing just a spot or two can cause removal issues. Hope this helps!
2001951
The paddle is removable. You would have to take the dough out to remove the paddle as it is on the bottom of the pan.
483949
Yes, it can be easily removed from the base. Food cleanup - probably easy since it's all stainless steel, but I only used it for boiling water so I can't say for sure
770260
Yes, it is removable. All non-stick. Really easy cleanup. I love this frypan/griddle. Griddle is also non-stick and is perfect for grilled cheese, pancakes, etc.
398541
No, it is not. I made that mistake with my first piece. It won't hurt the actual cookware but the outside finish would be ruined. I'm still using the piece I washed, and other than not looking as good as the others, it works just fine. On the good side, these are the easiest pots and pans to clean. Even the most stuck on things easily come off. It has not been an inconvenience at all not being able to put them in the dishwasher.
1911686
Yes. It removes pretty easily from base, but only issue is you cannot take apart when hot. You have to wait for it to cool down. But it can be wiped down with paper towel also since the nonstick surface is so good.
1719715
I quickly looked at mine and it's doesn't appear to be able to be easily removed. It's a great rice cooker though.
207833
Yes, my husband says it is very easy to remove. So far we are very happy with this grill.
1719717
From the instruction booklet said it can be remove for easy cleaning, so far, I was not successfully and I don't want to forced it!
1305303
I just removed mine again to test it and found that it can be removed relatively easy without any issues. Good Luck!
1293209
I feel its a matter what's your approach to cleaning. These pans haven't been a problem for me at all. I'll soak when necessary for less difficulty in cleaning. They are holding up great and they look good as new.
371012
Yes it is easily removed, it takes less time to remove than to put in place, which doesn't take long either, like five minutes.
1439614
It's not non-stick - I can usually get things off just with a brillo pad and regular dish detergent. But we also tend to put aluminum foil on top if we know it's going to be something messy. I probably wouldn't use an SOS pad because it might scratch of the enamel.
1624842
Removal is not a problem. Take something sharp, lift one corner of it until you can grasp it with your fingers, and simply pull it off. It comes off quite easily. Best Regards, Rich