#LeadSafe

Ceramic Cow Creamer; Circa 2010

#LeadFree / #LeadSafe Ice Cream Maker

Vintage 1950s Silverware, Blossom Time: Lead-free! Vintage (but not antique!) sterling silver is generally a safe choice.

#LeadSafe: Prelude Porcelain White Ceramic Plate

#LeadSafe: World Market Bowl

Soft green silicone toddler cup by Green Sprouts Brand: Positive for 20 +/- 6 ppm Cadmium [a known carcinogen].

#LeadFree: Children’s Cutlery

#LeadFreeToys: Stacking Cups

#LeadFreeKitchen: Sink Hardware Handle

#LeadSafe: Heath Potteries Dark Bowl

#LeadFree: Heath Potteries Dinner Plate

#LeadFree: Heath Potteries Small Bowl

#LeadFree: Heath Plate

#LeadFree: Heath Potteries Bowl

Mason Jars … Kerr Brand: 23 ppm Lead (+ Cadmium too). WAIT! Don’t Panic! Read post instead! TIA.

Ball Mason Jars (year of manufacture unknown): 43 ppm Lead (safe by ALL standards.) Don’t Panic! [Read this post first.]

#XRFTesting; #LeadSafe Metal Toy Tractor

#XRFTesting, #LeadSafe Mountain Rose Herbs Bottle

#LeadSafe: Ikea Dishes, Made in Thailand.

#XRFTesting: My Little Pony Necklace

#LeadSafe Dishes: Polish Pottery

#SaferChoices: Ice Cream Scoops

LEAD FREE: KitchenAid Balloon Whisk, c. 2007/2008

#LeadedKitchen: Emile Henry Loaf Pan