Review on 🤠 Cowboy Boot Pitcher by Wilton Armetale by Matthew Mrspeach

The product is described as a jug but is more suitable as a decoration for flowers or other decorative items. It's adorned with a cord handle, imitation stitching and a spur, but there's no spout for dispensing liquid. So I wouldn't call it a "Krug". Armetale is the name of Wilton's patented food-grade metal alloy, which consists primarily of aluminum. In this case, the surface will be glossy, but not durable. It scratches easily when abrasive cleaner is applied to it. It must not be washed in the dishwasher with harsh detergents, as this may damage the paintwork. If cleaning is required, it should be hand washed with mild soap. If you want to add shine, you can use a metal polish suitable for aluminum (e.g. Never-Dull). Just think about the toxicity of cleaning supplies you use if you intend to use them as consumables. The shoe is very beautiful, even with the imperfections that appear during the sand-casting production process. It consists of several parts, as shown by the seams inside the boot. Externally, however, the joints are not visible. Speaking of production; Keep in mind that this particular piece of armetale was made in China as indicated on the sticker at the bottom of the sole (if that's a problem for you). Although they were once exclusively made in the United States, today this is no longer the case. I read that Wilton Armetale is now owned by Lifetime Brands, which also owns Farberware, KitchenAid, and other brands. an aluminum "jug" (more like a vase) in the shape of a boot with decorative stitching, a spur, and a handle. Not the most functional of Armetale. However, as a decoration, it is attractive.