Is the ceramic and glaze lead-free?
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That is a really good question, but I can't answer it. I am pretty certain that it is because very few items are produced that way these days, but I have no proof.
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Almost all of the time ceramic glassware is lead free. The glassware you should watch out for is crystal-ware since the crystallization is created using a lead compound. This is especially true when the crystal is tinted. Tinted GLASS is okay, but tinted crystal-ware is usually not. Regardless, the problem is caused when you are using acidic foods and beverages within these containers since they can cause lead leakage. As long as you are using a fairly neutral Ph in tinted crystal-ware you should still be fine.
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lead would be in the glaze, not the clay (no such thing as lead added to clay, and glazes are less likely to have any added to). As it is not legal for any cookware in the US to contain lead, unless it is made elsewhere and not quality checked, I would say, no, there isn't any lead. I have been a ceramic artist for ten years.
754043
Yes~ according to their website all glassware by Anchor Hocking is lead free and BPA-free.
101190
The entire set is lead-free. Unfortunately I have no answer to the second part of your question. In overall - it is excellent dinnerware for every day or for special occasions.
2003192
If it were lead free, it would be glass. Lead infused with glass is what makes crystal.
1205244
I do not think all ceramic is contaminated with lead. Manufacture should aware consumer if is a problem with this cookware set.
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I can give you no certain answer. It is very unlikely that a brewing crock would have an interior glaze containing any heavy metals. It's not a paint, it's a ceramic glaze. If you are really concerned you should check the web site at http://www.ohiostoneware.com/products.html#pet_feeders. It states that the glaze is lead free. To be really sure you should vaporize a part of the lip surface and have a the spectrum of the emitted light checked.
1930998
It is glazed ceramic and dishwasher safe. It will break like glass if it hits something else in your washer. I am enjoying my set very much. Color and texture.
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Without analyzing glaze or pottery chips, there is no practical way to determine lead content in ceramics. I don't recall that a product standard was delivered with the canisters when we received them.
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No lead. Can not be used on stove top. The glaze is added to the pottery before it goes into the Kiln so that food will not stick.
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Yes, the sticker says Made in China, but the maker appears to be typical glazed pottery from a kiln. I doubt it has lead or anything else toxic. Could be wrong, but I use it every day.
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Yes the glass is lead free. And yes to third party testing.The lids are made in the USA of polypropylene. They are lead,BPA, phthalate and PVC free.
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To the best ofmy knowledge it is lead free. None of the instructions that come with it say anything about lead and there do not seem to be any lead parts, Hope this helps.
1118951
Lead in ceramic glazes has been outlawed for a long time, so the answer is NO.
605551
The blue swirl is inside the glass. Unfortunately, I do not know if they are lead free. But I certainly hope so.
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The bowls are Corelle ceramic - - about as safe as any glass product made. No lead, & BPA is a plastic and metal food can coating problem.