Note: this is a rare non-lead-related post! #JustForFun
Published: October 14, 2017
#AskTamara: This question came up on Facebook in a group of mom-friends:
Q. What do you have in your emergency bag in the car?
A. Since we don't own a car, I keep stuff in my bike bag. Here's some of the ...
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Recent & Important Articles:
EcoLunchBoxes.com: Stainless Divided Plate
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Tamara Rubin is a multiple-federal-award-winning independent advocate for childhood Lead poisoning prevention and consumer goods safety, and a documentary filmmaker. She is also a mother of Lead-poisoned children (two of her ...
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Pratico Outdoors Clean Steel
"Pratico Outdoors"
"Clean Steel"
Tumbler #Cup #Glass
#LeadFree!
Tested "non-detect" for lead using an XRF instrument
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Baum Ceramic Plate (New, 2017)
Baum Ceramic Plate.
Tested with an XRF instrument.
#LowLead
#LeadSafe
52 parts per million (ppm) lead +/- 19 ppm.
This amount of lead is considered safe by all American and European standards.
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Bambu Organic Bamboo Baby Spoon
Small organic bamboo wooden baby spoon.
By "Bambu"
Free of all heavy metals.
Amazon Affiliate link for this product: http://amzn.to/2iR8dJM
No lead.
No cadmium.
No Arsenic.
No Mercury.
Good choice all around!
Tested with an XRF instrument.
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#SaferChoices — Casserole dishes: “How do I choose a Lead-free casserole dish?” (Including FIVE Lead-free examples available today!)
#SaferChoices: Casserole Dishes
How do I choose a Lead-free casserole dish?
Published: October 14, 2017
Updated: February 27, 2024
This is an ad-free article.
At the bottom of this article I have shared FIVE #SaferChoices for casserole dishes that are likely to be ...
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Corningware “Etch” Casserole Dish (New, 2017)
Corningware "Etch", New (2017).
230 ppm lead on the outside.
91 ppm lead on the inside.
Tested with an XRF Instrument.
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These levels are considered safe by most standards. Most likely leach tested (and most likely ...
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#LeadFree: HF Coors New White Mug
HF Coors New White Mug
#LeadFree
Tested "non-detect" for lead using an XRF instrument
Here are some products from this company on Amazon*.
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Vintage (1960s/1970s) green glass Indiana Glass Kings Crown thumbprint design sorbet dish: Lead Free!
Originally published: October 14, 2017
Updated: June 26, 2020 - Friday
This little green glass ice-cream dish / custard cup tested NEGATIVE for Lead (Pb) when tested with a high-precision XRF instrument testing in "consumer goods" mode. This is actually one of the items I bought for my book ...
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Jewelry: Lady Bug Charm, Enamel
Lady bug charm: 17,100 parts per million (ppm) lead.
The amount of lead that is considered toxic in an item intended for children is anything 90 parts per million lead or higher. Most vintage enamel pieces are very high lead, usually closer to 400,000 ppm lead! With an item as small as this one - ...
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Vintage blue speckled enamelware camping spoon: 412 ppm Lead in the food-surface enamel.
Post Published: October 14, 2017
Vintage enamelware camping spoon
412 parts per million (ppm) lead.
As tested with an XRF instrument.
How much Lead is too much Lead?
The amount of lead that is considered unsafe in the coating (paint, glaze, etc.) of an item intended for children is 90 ppm ...
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Dr. Brown’s Natural Flow Glass Baby Bottle: Lead-free, but trace Cadmium found in the glass of the bottle & nipple
For those new to the Lead Safe Mama website:
Tamara Rubin is a multiple-federal-award-winning independent advocate for childhood Lead poisoning prevention and consumer goods safety, and a documentary filmmaker. She is also a mother of Lead-poisoned children (two of her four sons ...
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Luigi Bormioli Tumbler, c. 2017: Lead-Free Clear Glass
Clear glass
#LeadFree
Non-Detect for Lead with an XRF instrument
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New (not vintage)
Luigi Bormioli (not marked.)
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Target Home “ramekin”, White Ceramic
Target Home ramekin
White ceramic
Similar to the product on this Amazon Affiliate link: http://amzn.to/2er4WvC
Tested with an XRF
38 +/- 24 ppm lead
#LowLead
#LeadSafe
Safe by all standards
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