Do chefs use Cutco?

Since Cutco knives were traditionally sold door-to-door, some chefs are quick to overlook this product; however, Cutco customers are usually pleased with their knives. Other knife companies that are at the same price point as Cutco use 440C steel. In general, 440A steel is usually used in cheaper knives.

How much commission do Cutco reps make?

Cutco reps are paid a commission based on the sales they bring in. For example, those who sell up to $1,000 worth of merchandise receive 10%, while those who collect between $6,001 and $10,000 are paid 25%. Representatives like Mr. Kernus, who generate more than $20,000 in sales, earn a commission of 30% or more.

Is Cutco Cutlery a pyramid scheme?

100% pyramid scheme. Knives are great, but very difficult to sell, and they pay is much less than advertised.

What should I use to remove stain from Cutco?

CUTCO is made from high-carbon, stainless steel that is mirror or satin polished. However, occasional minor staining can result from contact with certain foods or where the household water has a high mineral content. Should occasional stains appear, use a non-abrasive polishing compound such as Flitz®to remove them.

How big is a cutting board from Cutco?

Cutco’s edge-friendly cutting boards will not dull your knives like glass cutting boards, stone countertops or ceramic plates. The raised board with plate cutout allows you to slip a plate underneath for easy transfer of ingredients. Juice groove prevents liquids from spilling over the edge. Lightweight and dishwasher safe. 15″ X 12″.

What do you need to know about the Cutco guarantee?

Cutco stands behind every item that leaves our factory. With over 65 years of expert craftsmanship, Cutco makes knives and kitchen products you can depend on. Forever. *View The Forever Guarantee below. When you send your well-loved Cutco products in for sharpening or repair they will be cared for as if they were our own.

What should I do with my Cutco knife?

To keep your knives sharp and keep their finish, store them in wood blocks or in trays. Heat Do not expose CUTCO to open flames or other sources of intense heat. Excessive heat can destroy the temper of the steel blades, and melt or burn the handles.