Great tip – and very economical as well.

Great tip – my cookware can look new again. A little concerned about the peroxide though. I might try baking soda and vinegar first.

That is great, thanks for sharing.

The same effect can be reached by using baking soda & vinegar.

After each use I wash mine with hot soapy water as soon as it cools enough.
It takes a lot longer for a build up to occur.
It is best to have plenty of ventilation in your kitchen when doing this.

I don’t own any enamel cookware. But looking at the video, it’s amazing how clean they got them!!

I don’t have a lot of enamelware, but it’s always good to know how to clean it.

Great tip!!!thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the tips,will definitely come in handy!

This is very handy I have a beautiful enamel pan/pot I love to use but rarely do because I’m scared of the washing up after process. Handy tips always on this site.