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• Fill the enamel cookware with cold water. • Add 1 teaspoon of bleach. • Leave to stand overnight. Rinse the next morning. Be sure to rinse well and clean all the bleach off. • Squeeze some fresh lemon juice. • Rub the lemon juice and salt over the stain. • Rinse off. Dry. The stain should be removed.
