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05-29-2011, 09:53 AM
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self clean a problem for sythetic Stainless Steel?
Model Number: JGB281MERBS Brand: GE Age: Less than 1 year
I'm about to buy a new range and am hoping someone has had experience with this and can answer this question. I've heard that artificial stainless coatings like GE's "Clean Steel" can have issues over time with the extreme heat of using the self clean feature, especially if it's been scratched. Is there anything to this?
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