what material(s) is this made of? What is the inner part? Is it truly enamel?
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The inside is a carbon steel.The outside appears to be enamel . I use mine every day and no chips, have had since December. Great buy. I have had an all enamel tea pot from Lennox and it dis colored and started to get orange spots and no I don't have rust in my water.
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The main kettle was not the source of the smell. The bottom of the pot first pot we purchased had some uneven coating that looked like pit marks-poor workmanship. The second kettle we bought had an even coating. The noxious smell (and subsequent water taste) occurred when the 'whistle' was closed. Once the steam got into the whistle the steam interacted and dissolved some residue that flavored the water and made the entire kitchen smelled "plastic-y". No amount of cleaning and using reduced the smell. If anything the more you used it with the whistle closed the worst it got. The main kettle was not the source of the smell. The bottom of the pot first pot we purchased had some uneven coating that looked like pit marks-poor workmanship. The second kettle we bought had an even coating. The noxious smell (and subsequent water taste) occurred when the 'whistle' was closed. Once the steam got into the whistle the steam interacted and dissolved some residue that flavored the water and made the entire kitchen smelled "plastic-y". No amount of cleaning and using reduced the smell. If anything the more you used it with the whistle closed the worst... » Read More The main kettle was not the source of the smell. The bottom of the pot first pot we purchased had some uneven coating that looked like pit marks-poor workmanship. The second kettle we bought had an even coating. The noxious smell (and subsequent water taste) occurred when the 'whistle' was closed. Once the steam got into the whistle the steam interacted and dissolved some residue that flavored the water and made the entire kitchen smelled "plastic-y". No amount of cleaning and using reduced the smell. If anything the more you used it with the whistle closed the worst it got. « Show Less
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hello mrs. Babbit sorry for not getting back to you . the inserts appear to be enamel. after researching for a long time this was the best i could find. some roasters do not even have a light to show its on.im happy with it but their not like the ones made in the U.S.A years ago . but what is.
9603
It has a porcelain enamel outside, DuPont non-stick inside. Very well made, and its a plus to be able to put in oven as well! ���
1062798
Can't tell about the internal parts, but everything on the outside is metal and it is fabulous. We just ordered two more!!
928704
It's enameled. The inside can rust a little with heavy use if the enamel cracks (especially if you don't dry it every time right after use), but if you scrub the rust off and boil strong black tea in it, the tannins in the tea will seal and rust-proof it again. I will warn about this pot that it's too big to keep the tea hot for long, even with a tea warmer. It's good though for serving many people right away.
2117902
The surface of the inside looks like synthetic resin. Very similar material to the inside containers. I am using it almost every day and it is easy to use to me. Hope this helps.
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It is enamel on the top only. Underneath will rust. Meant to be used under pots on gas stoves. I use it on my gas stove to simmer things only. It heats up evenly and distributes the heat to the pot so things do not burn or get hot spots from the gas. I could not live with out it. I use a stainless steel steaming rack for steaming.
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It is a Teflon type material. I used it once and it was very easy to clean.
585199
Yes it is enameled on the inside. Love, love, love this pot. Use on stovetop or oven. Clean up is so easy. Linda
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Lee, I think it is enamel over metal, definitely not plastic............enjoy!
2079014
Chromed plastic. The internal wiring is terrible (looks like it was done by a 1st grader), and they use different thicknesses of wire inside. Lighter socket gave out in only a couple months.
1439750
The material is enamel, not Teflon. It has nonstick properties when the pan is used as designed, but is not inherently nonstick like Teflon. The pan is cast iron under the enamel - no aluminum anywhere.
1439748
It has an enamel coating. The pan is made of cast iron. It is a great skillet.
1196023
It's made from a glazed ceramic or pottery. It has a wooden lid. It seals good and looks great. We like it a lot. I would buy it again.
2075977
It is a white enamel on the inside. I have used mine a few times, and so far it's been awesome. My previous one was a Food Network one, and it was horrible. I had to use barkeepers friend on it every time I cooked in it. Loving mine!
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The inside cooking surface looks to be the same material as Calphalon cookware, but I am not certain what it is. I do know that nothing has ever stuck in it and it's very easy to clean. I also use a non-stick cooking spray each time, and have been careful not to use sharp or metal utensils. It also will fit in my dishwasher when there's room.
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I'm not sure exactly what the material is composed of, but it's a regular Teflon-type non-stick coating. I would contact Rosewill directly for specifics.