Since 1882, Bertazzoni has been hand-finished in Guastalla, Italy, and the range on your countertop carries that heritage in its details — porcelain enamel over cast components, automotive-inspired curved control knobs, and on many models the brand’s signature red or gold accenting across the Professional, Master, Modern, and Heritage series. Keeping those finishes looking the way they did on day one takes a slightly different routine than a typical stainless range.
Porcelain Enamel Wants a Soft Touch
Wipe spills while they’re still warm rather than letting them bake on through a later use, and avoid abrasive scouring pads, which can dull the enamel’s gloss permanently even if they don’t visibly scratch it right away. A soft cloth with warm, soapy water handles the vast majority of everyday cleaning.
Cast-Iron Grates Benefit From Light Seasoning
Cast-iron burner grates hold up best with an occasional light coat of cooking oil wiped on after cleaning, which helps them resist the discoloration that comes from repeated heating and cooling cycles.
Brass and Metal Trim
On models with brass accents, use a dedicated metal-safe cleaner rather than an all-purpose kitchen spray, which can dull the finish’s warmth over time.
For anything beyond routine cleaning, visit our Bertazzoni range repair page.