Although enamel is mostly used for cookware, there are some items where the properties of the material make sense. An example is the enamel shoehorn. The long shoehorn is not only visually beautiful but also indestructible. The smooth surface makes it easy to slip into the shoe and the robust iron core prevents the long shoehorn from buckling or bending, even in very tight or high shoes. The length of more than 50 cm also makes it very comfortable to put on the shoes, without tiresome twisting. The hole in the shaft makes it easy to hang up the practical helper rope with a ribbon. The shoe horn is available in red or white with green deer decoration. The material enamel consists of iron, which was fused with glass at high temperatures, i.e. natural raw materials. Perfect hygiene is guaranteed by the non-porous, smooth glass surface. This is aroma-neutral and bacteria-inhibiting and is also easy to clean.