enamelled pot with a chip on the outside on the bottom
I have an enamelled pot with a chip on the outside on the bottom. This isn't a problem, is it? It is about an inch long and maybe an eighth of an inch wide.
Best Answer
It should not be a big problem.
Just be careful not let the exposed area rust,
Clean and dry thoroughly.
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