How do I clean my enamelware?
Enamelware can be easily cleaned. For tougher stains, soak bicarbonate of soda or lemon juice on the stain for half an hour and then wash as normal. All of our enamelware is dishwasher safe. There are small pinholes under the rims of all our items— this is a natural result of the hand-dipping process used to apply the enamel coating. These points are where the item is suspended during production and are not considered defects. To help prevent rusting on these spots, we recommend ensuring that all items are thoroughly dried after washing, as prolonged moisture can lead to rust on any exposed steel. If you see rust, scrub off using a baking soda solution and keep dry.
Is enamelware safe to eat food from?
This British enamelware is free from harmful chemicals and nickel and lead, which make it entirely safe to eat from.
Can I put enamelware in the oven and on the hob?
Our enamelware is designed to be used in the oven and can also be placed on a hob, including flame and induction hobs, up to 270C.
Can I put enamelware in the microwave?
Enamelware is made from steel, so its metallic properties are not suitable for microwaves.
Is enamelware freezer safe?
All of our enamelware is safe to be put in the freezer; our mini tumblers are the perfect size for home-made ice lollies!
Is enamelware safe to use if it is chipped?
Enamelware is known for being unbreakable thanks to its durable properties. However, it may still chip, adding character if you ask us. If your enamelware has a chip you can still use it as normal and it won’t affect the safety of your product.
