Riess COUNTRY - Fruit Garden - Jug 1.5 L

The colored enamel pitcher with enamel handle from Riess is characterized by its tall, elegant shape and generous spout. Thanks to its cylindrical shape, the 1.5-liter pitcher fits perfectly in the refrigerator door, storage compartment, and bottle compartment. This versatile pitcher is not only suitable for serving water, lemonade, chilled cocktails, or hot drinks such as tea, coffee, punch, and hot chocolate, but can also be used as a watering can or flower vase.

• CO2-neutrally manufactured in Austria
• Suitable for induction and all other stove types
• Cut and scratch resistant
• Easy to clean and inhibits bacteria
• Healthier and energy-saving cooking
• Aroma-neutral
• Heat-resistant enamel surface up to 450°C, recommended operating temperature at 220°C
• Durable with proper handling and care
• Recyclable in scrap metal
• External dimensions: 19 x 11.3 x 16.3 cm
• Inner depth: 18.8 cm
• Maximum recommended capacity: 1.35 liters

Care

Before first use: Remove the sticker, pour in boiling vinegar water, and let it soak for a short time.

Cleaning in the dishwasher: RIESS Premium Enamel can be washed in the dishwasher. We recommend hand cleaning to ensure long-lasting enjoyment of the radiant shine of the enamel. When using the dishwasher, select the gentle glasswashing program to preserve the shine and brilliance of the enamel for a long time.

• Before storing food leftovers or burnt-on items, fill the still-warm dishes with warm – never cold – water and detergent after cooking and emptying. The dishes are easy to clean after a short soak.
• For particularly stubborn or burnt-on food residue, briefly boil water and dish soap.
• Use RIESS Enamel Care or Scouring Cream and the smooth side of a cleaning sponge or a soft brush. Avoid wire brushes, steel wool, sand-based scouring powders, and cleaning sponges with ceramic particles.

Other Helpful Care Tips

• Store the dishes thoroughly dried. Any limescale stains can be easily removed with vinegar and water.
• If surface rust forms on open enamel edges or on the beaded rim, it can be easily removed with dish soap.
• Open enamel edges can be regreased from time to time with cooking oil.