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Here is a method for cleaning and maintaining an enamel pot. A while ago, I boiled a large amount of seaweed soup and left it for a few days, and there were stains and discoloration on the bottom. It was the first time this happened, so I was really surprised. 🙄 Most stains and discoloration can be removed by soaking it in warm water and wiping it with a soft sponge. But this time it was different. The cause was that I kept boiling it for several days. 🥺 If you scrub it with a sponge, it will never dry out and the coating will come off. In this case, fill the pot with more than half of the water, add 2-3 spoons of baking soda, and boil it slowly for more than 7 minutes on medium heat (not high heat), and let it cool for half a day. And then wipe it with a soft sponge. It will disappear completely. The stains were already light from the time I boiled it. I wiped it with a sponge and it disappeared. Hehe I sighed. There can't be stains on a pot that I love. ㅋ After washing, wipe the moisture with a dry cloth and store it. Shiny You can use it cleanly Since it is an eco-friendly coating, you don't have to worry about harmful substances being detected No matter how careful you are, the coating may come off slightly But since there is another layer of anti-rust coating inside the glass coating You don't have to worry about small spots But it's better to be careful not to peel off the coating The point is no scrubbing with a strong dishwashing sponge Soft dishwashing sponge soaked in warm water For strong discoloration, boil baking soda for more than 7 minutes Finally, store the boiled soup in a different place ㅎㅎ