Thank you endlessly for what you are doing! We tossed all our dishes out last year and got the ones you recommended. (White Corelle) Bless you and your family!
This is a very interesting topic with the white dishes because I have mostly white dishes! Some are old white Fiesta Ware I’m putting away until I find out for sure. My newer white fiesta ware is marked lead free. I’m going to be ordering lead free mugs soon you suggested too. Thank you Tamara!
I just bought from target the Corelle plates you use and recommended. I noticed that the label in the back is raised and you mentioned in the video that if the label is raised is not good, that it usually means it has lead. I was wondering if this label is safe? Sorry in advanced if I missed the info on the video, thanks.
Are there any brands that have taken responsibility and made a public statement? Though corelle and Lenox you've said have stopped making new dishes with lead, the statements are all the "standards at the time" BS.
Im glad i found this video, thank you
Thank you endlessly for what you are doing!
We tossed all our dishes out last year and got the ones you recommended. (White Corelle)
Bless you and your family!
Us as well!
Very informative, thank you.
Listening from the Commonwealth of Dominica and you sound safe
Well nothing can be trusted...im just gonna use paper plates. Geeez!
This is a very interesting topic with the white dishes because I have mostly white dishes! Some are old white Fiesta Ware I’m putting away until I find out for sure. My newer white fiesta ware is marked lead free. I’m going to be ordering lead free mugs soon you suggested too. Thank you Tamara!
Please write a book, so all of lead based products can be identified, and avoided. Thanks for all of you hard work and dedication to alert us to this.
I am working on a book
I always wanted to go to the antique malls and buy mix-match clear glass dishes to stock my kitchen when I get my new house. Is this a bad idea?
There may be lead in glass, you never know how much.
I just bought from target the Corelle plates you use and recommended. I noticed that the label in the back is raised and you mentioned in the video that if the label is raised is not good, that it usually means it has lead. I was wondering if this label is safe? Sorry in advanced if I missed the info on the video, thanks.
Those are an exception to that guidance. The back marks are also lead-free on the new Corelle plates.
@@LeadSafeMama Thank you so much for the reply and all the hard work you do.
Thank you for your work °~.☆.~°
Is it safe for you to touch the items with lead?
What about crockpots? I've heard that Hamilton Beach says their crockpots are lead-free.
Wish I could hear your son better!
Are there any brands that have taken responsibility and made a public statement? Though corelle and Lenox you've said have stopped making new dishes with lead, the statements are all the "standards at the time" BS.
son needs a mic also for this setup. thanks
he was a little easier to hear when you flipped your headset, but still could use a mic setup also, thanks
yes - I know! We got a mic since then! yay!