The Gelert Enamel Bowl suits camping meals, picnic spreads, or outdoor gatherings. Its design handles hot and cold dishes, fitting outdoor dining needs.

Product Highlights:

• Steel + enamel build: Durable, stands up to outdoor use easily.
• Lightweight build: Easy to carry, no extra burden on trips.
• Spacious size: Room enough for serving various dishes.

Material: Steel + Enamel Weight:110g Diameter: 15cm

Care Instruction:

• Enamel Coating Protection: Avoid dropping the bowl on hard surfaces (e.g., rocks, camping tables)—enamel chips easily on impact, exposing the underlying steel to rust. If small chips occur, dry the damaged area immediately after use to slow corrosion and prevent rust spread.
• Cleaning Care: Wash with mild soap and warm water after each use; never use abrasive tools (e.g., steel wool, stiff scrub brushes) or harsh detergents—these scratch the enamel, trap food residue, and cause permanent staining. For stuck-on food (e.g., oatmeal, stew), soak the bowl in warm water for 5–10 minutes before gentle wiping.
• Heat Safety: Do not place the empty bowl directly over open flames (e.g., campfires) or hot stovetops—enamel can overheat, crack, or discolor, and the steel base may warp. When holding hot dishes (e.g., soup, chili), use a cloth or pot holder to grip the bowl (avoids burns, as steel conducts heat).
• Rust Prevention: Dry the bowl completely after washing or use, even if no chips are visible—moisture trapped against the steel base (under enamel) can cause hidden rust over time. If rust spots appear on chipped areas, gently scrub with a soft brush and baking soda paste, then rinse and dry thoroughly.
• Storage Care: Store in a dry, ventilated space (e.g., a camping cookware bag); avoid stacking heavy items (e.g., pots, cans) on top of the bowl (prevents enamel chipping and warping of the steel base). If storing with other dishes, wrap the bowl in a thin cloth to protect the enamel from scratches.