I am wondering if there is lead in this cookware. I am not familiar with this company but know that other companies put lead in their cookware.
1997426
I am not sure of if this has lead but anyway this product lasted only 2 cooks. I am not using this no more.
1864758
I have had absolutely no problems with this piece of cookware but for a question about leaching chemicals, I would contact the manufacturer.
143423
I did not see any evidence of lead ! Only used tin/lead later. It does a good job of melting tin but if you want to know what the bowl metal is, ask the manufacturer or Lee. I don't think the bowl would have any lead in it as it would melt the bowl - right ?
333079
I'm assuming there's no lead. We've had these for over a year now with &gt;50 hot dishwasher cycles with no visual corrosion or pitting associated with lower grade stainless steels that may have lead. Only downside is sometimes residual detergent/soap gets caught in the straw, so I usually do a safety rinse under a faucet coming out of the dishwasher.
41722
I just live chatted with Kitchen Aid and they said that the ceramic pot has tested lead and cadmium "free" and that the product does *not* require a california prop 65 warning. I think that's as close as one can get to being certain that it's lead free before purchasing and testing yourself.
1687823
There is nothing on the product itself to indicate if there is lead in the product (no text saying "lead free"), and I didn't keep the wrapping so I don't remember if the wrapping had information on lead. I have had no issues with the product, but I, too, have not done a lead test.
1935426
I'm sorry, I don't know if it's lead free or not. Unfortunately the packaging it came in did not have that information either. I was not aware that lead in that product could be a possibility. Thank you for the question.
1378298
No mention of lead in the user manual, but ceramic pots "might" contain lead. Visit this link and decide for yourself. http://tinyurl.com/bp9eqg2
423217
This is really a question for the bowl's sales people or manufacturer (you should be able to "contact seller" from some system menu"). I did not check about lead, I imagine the manufacturer is under similar restraints regarding Pb that paint manufacturers have been. I know I had the bowl in and out of the oven with no problems (using oven mitts of course). Haven't tried a broiler as it is a more direct heating element and proximity might be an issue. If its the browning of the cheese for French Onion soup, I imagine that it browned fine just in the oven, but I do not exactly recall. This is really a question for the bowl's sales people or manufacturer (you should be able to "contact seller" from some system menu"). I did not check about lead, I imagine the manufacturer is under similar restraints regarding Pb that paint manufacturers have been. I know I had the bowl in and out of the oven with no problems (using oven mitts of course). Haven't tried a broiler as it is a more direct heating element and proximity might be an issue. If its the browning of the cheese for French Onion soup, I imagine that it browned fine just in the oven, but I do not... » Read More This is really a question for the bowl's sales people or manufacturer (you should be able to "contact seller" from some system menu"). I did not check about lead, I imagine the manufacturer is under similar restraints regarding Pb that paint manufacturers have been. I know I had the bowl in and out of the oven with no problems (using oven mitts of course). Haven't tried a broiler as it is a more direct heating element and proximity might be an issue. If its the browning of the cheese for French Onion soup, I imagine that it browned fine just in the oven, but I do not exactly recall. « Show Less
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Here's the company website. Doesn't say lead free that I could see but you could call and ask.http://www.wollcookwarestore.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath;=53
307014
I would not be certain they are lead free if they are from China. There was a big to-do years ago when it was discovered that the Polly-Pocket merchandise (interchangeable clothing that felt rubbery like silicone, though I can't say what they were made from) had lead in them. You would think that baking products wouldn't have lead (common sense) but China has different laws in this. I know that certain supplements and naturopathic things from China one ingests may contain lead and may not be labeled.
632012
I was surprised by your question and looked all over my double boiler for the "made in China" mark, but don't see it anywhere. I also googled it (as I'm sure you did as well) and can't find anything about lead content. So "no", I have no idea if it contains lead. If you find out, would appreciate you posting the answer.
2265377
While I have not seen any test results, I have no reason to think that it contains lead. The label lists the ingredients and does not report any lead.
790487
I really don't know if there is lead???I am sooo happy with this product,it's been almost a year that I purchased it, still shiny,looks great on the counter,received plenty of compliments,just love it......
117517
I would imagine it is lead free. This particular crock pot just came out around 5 or 6 years ago. Since I use mine 4 days of the week out of seven if there was lead I think we would have had a problem by now. The crocks look pretty much like all crocks in these kind of pots and I just can not imagine that there would be any lead involved. This is a guess on my part though, and frankly, regardless, I am still going to be using mine. Nothing that comes out of it tastes like it has been sitting in liquid all day.
187608
I assume it is lead free as i use it every day, for definite answer, check with manufacture. I do not think it would contain any lead as no body would buy it, if there is any health risk involved.
985754
the paperwork state is 'solid copper', i have no reason to believe there is lead in it. The sink is lightweight and strong. hope this helps.