Re: Concrobium & a bit about ur pans

[Guest guest]

I got the joke Carl. He he.. This is completley off subject but along these

lines. I wonder how many of you know that the " Non stick " pans that you cook in

are processed with formaldehyde, and I cant remember what else. The only " safe "

pan to use is a hospital grade stainless steel pan. and there is much to say

about double and triple layer stainless steel as well. But Little known fact

about this subject I thought I would throw in here for the MCSers on the group.

> From: Judith <howdeeeyall@ aol.com>

> Subject: [] Concrobium question

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> Date: Sunday, July 20, 2008, 12:29 AM

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> Has anyone used this for cleaning up and inhibiting mold? Does it work

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[Guest guest]

Speaking of which---isn't glass safe? I have glass frying pans from

Corning. Also, I just found out my fricken' crockpot probably has

lead, and I make delicious beans weekly in my crockpot. I spent

endless hours this weekend on Debra Dadd's site and all over the

internet and bought two. One is made from clay-------but I probably

won't use it every week since although it has no added lead, who's to

say what is in the clay? The other is tempered glass. So I'll probably

mostly use that.

No matter how hard you try you can't be smart enough to avoid

everything toxic!

[Guest guest]

Hi. Would you mind sharing where you found a crock pot that seems to

be nontoxic? I have two old ones, but don't know if they are safe or

not. Thanks.

Judith

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> Speaking of which---isn't glass safe? I have glass frying pans from

> Corning. Also, I just found out my fricken' crockpot probably has

> lead, and I make delicious beans weekly in my crockpot. I spent

> endless hours this weekend on Debra Dadd's site and all over the

> internet and bought two. One is made from clay-------but I probably

> won't use it every week since although it has no added lead, who's to

> say what is in the clay? The other is tempered glass. So I'll probably

> mostly use that.

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> No matter how hard you try you can't be smart enough to avoid

> everything toxic!

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[Guest guest]

Elite Gourmet Slow Cooker on Amazon. I have to warn you tho. I'm not

sure if it was drop shipped or not. If so, don't buy it unless you can

air it out because the box it was shipped in had an odor of mold to me

(I'm very tuned in now). I ordered from Joe Muscle. Even tho its glass

I gave it to my boyfriend for now, to use a few times, in case there

were any mold spores on it. Its tempered glass and looks pretty good.

So check if all the places that sell it drop ship it from the same

warehouse and if you're mold sensitive, open the package outside, and

air it out for a few days.

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> > Speaking of which---isn't glass safe? I have glass frying pans from

> > Corning. Also, I just found out my fricken' crockpot probably has

> > lead, and I make delicious beans weekly in my crockpot. I spent

> > endless hours this weekend on Debra Dadd's site and all over the

> > internet and bought two. One is made from clay-------but I probably

> > won't use it every week since although it has no added lead, who's to

> > say what is in the clay? The other is tempered glass. So I'll probably

> > mostly use that.

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> > No matter how hard you try you can't be smart enough to avoid

> > everything toxic!

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[Guest guest]

Jill, thanks for the info and the warning!

I've seen another brand of crockpot with Corning pyrex-type pot. Do

you think those would be OK too?

Judith

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> Elite Gourmet Slow Cooker on Amazon. I have to warn you tho. I'm not

> sure if it was drop shipped or not. If so, don't buy it unless you can

> air it out because the box it was shipped in had an odor of mold to me

> (I'm very tuned in now). I ordered from Joe Muscle. Even tho its glass

> I gave it to my boyfriend for now, to use a few times, in case there

> were any mold spores on it. Its tempered glass and looks pretty good.

> So check if all the places that sell it drop ship it from the same

> warehouse and if you're mold sensitive, open the package outside, and

> air it out for a few days.

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