Home Enamel Camping Mugs

Why emamelware coffee mug ?

• Porcelain enamel surface is inert and non-porous，non-toxic and corrosion resistant， and will not alter taste of milk, tea or any other food, Corrosion resistant.
• Good and thick enamel coating with smooth surface with no burrs
• Stovetop, campfire and open flame friendly
• Lightweight and Portable for your backpacking, camping, fishing, picnics or other outdoor or indoor activities
• 350ml 12floz for your favorite drinks and tasty cups of soup
• Perfect RV gifts or new home gifts for home

  Light weight portable enamel mug

  ideal for the adventurous that enjoys camping, travel, backpacking, fishing the outdoors

  12 oz cute-size mug easy to carry for a camping trip or daily use. They are portable design provides a comfortable weight for using, Great for backpacking or fishing

  • Diameter 3" X Height 3.1"
  • Weight 167gram
  • Capacity 350ml 12 floz
  • Wide U handle
  • mooth surface help flow out easily and clean more easily with mild detergent, Hand-wash recommended to protect the shiny surface .Don’t use in microwave.

    Portable Small Enamel Mug

    Small cups have sufficient capacity (12oz / 350ml) to meet your everyday drinking, Lightweight t

    o easily carry them to go outdoor, Just hang them on the pothook or your bag, Great for backpacking, camping, fishing, hiking or any other outdoor activities

    Keep the Purest Taste

    YumCute Home enamel camping mugs are made of high quality steel with enamel coating, No harmful substance leeching into your drink, healthy for your daily use

    Open Fire Friendly

    Enamel is suitable for hot and cold drinks: beer, wine, soup, coffee, tea... You can heat the mug directly on your camping stove.

    Versatility Uses

    These coffee mugs are sturdy and durable, different from glass and plastic cups. With super versatility, they are not only can be used to contain beverages, but also to contain snacks, nuts, candy and so on.

    To remove crust and most common residues from the surface follow these simple recommendations:

    • To remove burnt-in food and stubborn residues, mix detergent with water and heat it for a few minutes, then wash enameled cookware using a sponge.
    • To remove salt deposits, rub the surface with dry table salt. To prevent the formation of such deposits, add a little bit of baking soda to the water when washing enameled cookware.
    • To remove the dark vegetable stains, pour pickle brine into enameled cookware or boil sour apple skins in it. All of these products contain lactic acid, which bleaches the surface.

    For limescale removal:

    • Add 1.5 oz of citric acid and water to enameled cookware, so that it covers the surface with lime by ½''. Then boil and leave to cool for an hour;
    • Boil 4% or 5% vinegar solution in enameled cookware for 15-20 minutes.