Is this pitcher made from lead crystal? I don't want too leave any water in anything that has lead in it.
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It is lead crystal but I don't think you need be concerned about using it for a short period of time. It's not the kind of pitcher you would use to store wine since it doesn't seal. This particular vase is a lot smaller than what you would think and extremely heavy. If you're mixing up lemonade or tea for two people, it's perfect. You could also put milk in it for an intimate breakfast but it's not "entertaining" size. It was too heavy for me to lift and serve from. In fact, it was probably heavy enough to be a bookend! I ended up giving it to someone to use for a vase and buying a crystal vase that was much lighter. It is lead crystal but I don't think you need be concerned about using it for a short period of time. It's not the kind of pitcher you would use to store wine since it doesn't seal. This particular vase is a lot smaller than what you would think and extremely heavy. If you're mixing up lemonade or tea for two people, it's perfect. You could also put milk in it for an intimate breakfast but it's not "entertaining" size. It was too heavy for me to lift and serve from. In fact, it was probably heavy enough to be a bookend! I ended up giving it to someone to use for a vase and buying... » Read More It is lead crystal but I don't think you need be concerned about using it for a short period of time. It's not the kind of pitcher you would use to store wine since it doesn't seal. This particular vase is a lot smaller than what you would think and extremely heavy. If you're mixing up lemonade or tea for two people, it's perfect. You could also put milk in it for an intimate breakfast but it's not "entertaining" size. It was too heavy for me to lift and serve from. In fact, it was probably heavy enough to be a bookend! I ended up giving it to someone to use for a vase and buying a crystal vase that was much lighter. « Show Less
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Yes, the box says the pitcher is lead crystal. Maybe look for "crystalline" as I think that is lead-free.
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Item description does not say lead free it states lead safe. I cannot comment on the level of lead if any but I do feel it is safe to use to water a garden.
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You know?, I honestly don't know. Since they are NOT lead crystal, just plain, clear glass, I would venture to guess they are lead free but you could check with Libbey to be sure. They are awesome goblets though... I love them!
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Found this info for pitcher water filters. http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.com/pitcher-water-filters-reviews/#start_compareMavea does not remove lead but removes 8 contaminants, Brita removes lead but only 5 contaminants. PUR removes 13 contaminants including lead.
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The label does read lead crystal. I would probably follow what others have posted about not leaving liquor in for extended period of time.
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The pitcher is glass and the lid and ice insert are plastic. I don't know what type of glass it is. It's thick and sturdy, hope that helps.
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There is no plastic in this teakettle. The water is held in a glass teapot with metal on the bottom. Maybe the base unit is plastic, but the water does not come in contact with that.
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Its made out of Porcelen and I didn't see anything that really stands out as lead. I did contact the seller and this is what they told me "I dont know if it is lead free. There are no markings on the box and I have never seen japanese/any tableware with the a lead free certification. I would say use your best judgement."
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Yes it's lead free. You can not find any trace of lead in this pot, because you're not cooking in the outter layer of the pot. There's an inside pot that drop inside of it and it's lead free.
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To the best ofmy knowledge it is lead free. None of the instructions that come with it say anything about lead and there do not seem to be any lead parts, Hope this helps.
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Leaded crystal must disclose that it contains lead. This is not marked as containing lead, and Royal Doulton confirms that it is lead free, which makes it safe for storing and drinking alcohol. The decanter has a thick, solid base for stability, and has the weight and clarity expected of quality crystal.
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I doubt it has lead since it's hooked up to your water supply but I'm not a plumber. Check with the manufacture.
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This question brought up the same concern for me as an owner. I looked at the sprite web site, and could not find anything. I looked up some rules about use of lead in water supply. In California, where Sprite is located, there are rule against using lead in anything that gets wet from the supply side of water. Then I called Sprite this morning and asked them. The person who answered the phone told me the brass used to make this unit is lead free. Hope this helps.
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No, This is a plastic pitcher. But the plastic is harder than normal which is why they have a trade name for it (accraglass?). You would need to boiled water on the stove, or in the microwave as I do with a pyrex measuring cup. Or, sometimes I use my keurig.
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It is NOT lead free. I ordered this for my boyfriend and with further research we learned that you should NOT store alcohol in products with lead in them because over time the alcohol will absorb the lead. We returned this product for that reason. I am going to reorder a set made of glass.
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It's definitely not lead crystal, I am pretty sure its just molded glass. That said, its fairly cheap and looks aright.
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The pitcher is made from glass. The lid is supposed to be the kind of plastic that is not bad for you. Hope this helps.