Le Creuset casserole

[jos1]

One of our casseroles was dropped and has an internal crack which has not gone though to the outside . Can it still be used or repaired or do we 'bin' it?

[maxi2]

Unfortunately it will probably crack further with heat, so it might just be best to get rid. Plus of course the possible danger of fragments in the cooking........

[Kleiber]

Aren't Le Creuset supposed to be guaranteed for life? As they're cast iron, I would be very surprised if they should crack. Contact the manufacturers & see what they say before you bin it.

[Kleiber]

Oh, well, there we are! Cheers, in a pickle, I'd better be careful not to drop mine - I've got a stone floor, so don't know which would sustain the most damage!!

[jos1]

Thank you all. In the bin it goes.

[Evilninja]

Hi

Le Crueset do actually have a refurbishing centre, but generally for re - enammaling or non stick surface or rethreading handles.

Is it just the enamel that is cracked or the actual iron? If it is the iron, i would bin it, pretty much unsalvagable

But here is the Le Crueset Helpline number, im sure they can answer your questions: 0800 37 37 92