Melamine vaporizes formaldehyde when heated. Aluminum could be responsible for the development of dementia. What about the popular, easy-care and hygienic material enamel?

Enamel is very similar to glass. It consists of almost the same ingredients. Inorganic materials such as quartz sand, borax, feldspar, fluorspar and soda are melted into enamel. There are also some non-toxic oxides to modify the properties of the enamel. Even when heated up, no toxic substances are emitted. There may be an aluminum carrier under the enamel. If this is exposed, aluminum could get into the food. It is therefore advisable to pay attention to what metal the carrier material is made of.

Of course it is! You can wash your enamelware in a dishwasher; don’t worry, it won’t get damaged. The color decoration won’t wash off either. Our decals are well preserved within the enamel layer and are made to last. This is also the case for use in an oven or freezer. You can use enamelware to bake a cake or to freeze ice creams; it won’t change the taste of your food and will still look great!

Please, don’t even try it! Under the detailed enamel coat, there is high quality steel, which cannot be used in the microwave.

This is down to the nature of enamelware! Every coat of enamel is applied by the skilled hands of people, not by machines. Dots, variations in shades, etc. are proof of this. These minute details often go unseen unless you look very closely, and they add unique character to your product. No two products are the same! Products with flaws that may cause any disappointment in the area of aesthetics or practical expectations don’t pass the quality check and are not shipped to our customers.

Enamelware is created especially for people who, like us, love to travel and be among nature. Being on a campfire is really what it does best! Don’t sweat it, your enamelware is very durable, just try boiling water in the middle of, nowhere and see for yourself how useful enamelware really is!

Of course. That’s the beauty of enamelware; it is really universal. Even though enamelware is much older than induction cookers, you can use it together.

Enamelware is very durable, but it also can be damaged if not handle with proper care. Throwing, dropping or scratching is really not recommended. If it accidentally happens and your enamelware chips on the outside, you can still use it. It will make your enamelware even more unique! However, if you see that your enamelware is damaged in a place that can have contact with food, you should stop using it for eating or storing food.