Enamel Milk Pot Petromax 14 L, brand Petromax, model PX-MILKEN1.4-S, capacity 14 L, black

The Petromax Enamel Milk Pot PX-MILKEN1.4-S is a 14 L black enamel-coated pot designed for heating, boiling and temporarily storing milk and other liquids. The enamel surface provides a smooth, non-reactive interior that simplifies cleaning and reduces the risk of flavor transfer. Its large capacity and rounded shape make it suitable for batch processing and for tasks that require easy stirring and pouring.

Advantages

The enamel coating offers corrosion resistance and a low-porosity surface that helps prevent sticking and discoloration during heating. The 14 L capacity allows processing of larger volumes at once, reducing the need for multiple batches. The pot’s form and rim are designed to facilitate pouring and stirring, while the black exterior provides a durable finish that conceals heat marks and everyday wear. The construction supports use on a variety of enamel-compatible heat sources, including stoves and open flames when enamel-safe heating is applied.

Suitable for

• Heating and boiling milk in domestic kitchens
• Preparing large quantities of soups, broths or sauces
• Campfire or outdoor cooking where enamel-safe heat is used
• Temporary storage and cooling of liquid food before bottling or processing

Key specifications

• Capacity: 14 litres
• Finish: black enamel coating (interior and exterior)
• Suitable heat sources: stoves and open flames compatible with enamel cookware
• Shape: rounded body with pouring-friendly rim
• Primary use: heating, boiling and storing liquids

How to use

Place the enamel milk pot on an enamel-compatible heat source and add the liquid to be heated, ensuring not to exceed the maximum capacity. Heat gradually and stir occasionally to avoid local overheating and sticking. For boiling milk, monitor the pot closely to prevent overflow. After use, allow the pot to cool before cleaning. Clean the enamel surface with warm water and a non-abrasive sponge or cloth to preserve the coating.

Usage recommendations

Avoid sudden temperature shocks to the enamel by not placing a hot pot directly into cold water. Use heat sources and utensils that are suitable for enamel cookware to maintain the surface integrity and prolong service life.