Synthetic enamel is an organic material applied to metal and dried on by mild heat. It is usually found on major appliances as a cheaper substitute for porcelain enamel on surfaces that won't be damaged by alkali or acid. Abrasive cleaners and metal scouring pads will scratch and wear the surface.
Care and Cleaning: Avoid long contact with acid and alkali. Protective kitchen cleaning wax can be applied to the surface to keep it from soiling. Use sudsy water, rinse, wipe dry. Avoid abrasives or metal scouring pads. Spray-on and wipe-off cleaners may damage some painted finishes, as may chlorine bleach, ammonia or other home chemicals. Avoid contact with hot pans, cigarettes, or other hot objects.
also see The Porcelain Enamel FAQ
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