I grabbed this post from Facebook, originally posted January 5, 2018.
My social media followers like to me to share some simple vignettes from my life. There are critics who are CERTAIN I can’t possibly have a lead-free / lead-safe home (they insist I must have some lead in my home!) so I especially like to share the simple ways I keep my home lead free.
#MyKitchen • #TamarasLife • #LeadFreeLiving
This is a photo I took when I was taking a snack up to my son who was sick in bed.
It’s not expensive to keep a lead-free home!
- Lead-free unpainted wood table: $35, yard sale
- Lead-free clear glass plate: someone left behind at a Phish concert (July 2015) after everyone was gone and I was striking my booth!
- Lead-free glass of lead-free filtered water = Kerr jar! Purchased locally (store on our block.)
- Food: Organic local Fuji apple, sliced … & organic cutie orange
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Tamara Rubin
#LeadSafeMama
Sweet post, nice to read! You’ve said it helps to know the name of dish patterns; the grape vine plate in your photo above is Cristal D’arques Durand Mallory. I have a few of these plates which I like very much and am grateful to hear the one you tested is lead-free! 🙂