Re: Yikes - My crock pot contains lead!!

[Guest guest]

Also watch out for computer cables - most are made of PVC which uses a lot

of lead in production. Speaking of which, check for other PVC products in

your home.

And unfortunately, if she eats chocolate, you may want to switch brands to

one that tests or stop giving it to her alltogether.

-Lana

" The art of simplicity is a puzzle of complexity. " - Horton

On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Katrina Cabral <katwoman1934@...>wrote:

> A recent visit to a Doctor revealed that my five year old may have high

> levels of Lead in her system. We have a Rival crockpot and I googled it for

> lead and came up with the link below which indicates that my Rival crock

> pot

> is a likely source. I regularly make bone broths and my daughter is one of

> my best customers.

>

> Can anyone point me to a guaranteed lead and cadmium free crock pot?

>

> Thanks so much in advance for being such a great community of priceless

> information.

>

> Katrina and na

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ooops ­ I forgot to include the link.

http://insightfulnana.com/home-garden/housekeeping-home-garden/lead-poisonin

g-and-crock-pots

On 8/6/10 12:38 PM, " Katrina Cabral " <katwoman1934@...> wrote:

> A recent visit to a Doctor revealed that my five year old may have high levels

> of Lead in her system. We have a Rival crockpot and I googled it for lead and

> came up with the link below which indicates that my Rival crock pot is a

> likely source. I regularly make bone broths and my daughter is one of my best

> customers.

>

> Can anyone point me to a guaranteed lead and cadmium free crock pot?

>

> Thanks so much in advance for being such a great community of priceless

> information.

>

> Katrina and na

[Guest guest]

our local chapter tested a Hamilton Beach crockpot a few years ago and they

found no lead

http://onibasu.com/archives/nn/104867.html

--- In , Katrina Cabral <katwoman1934@...>

wrote:

>

> A recent visit to a Doctor revealed that my five year old may have high

> levels of Lead in her system. We have a Rival crockpot and I googled it for

> lead and came up with the link below which indicates that my Rival crock pot

> is a likely source. I regularly make bone broths and my daughter is one of

> my best customers.

>

> Can anyone point me to a guaranteed lead and cadmium free crock pot?

>

> Thanks so much in advance for being such a great community of priceless

> information.

>

> Katrina and na

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Carolyn,

Don't I remember you saying that they don't make that crock pot anymore?

Thanks,

Kathy

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of carolyn_graff

Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 10:24 AM

Subject: Re: Yikes - My crock pot contains lead!!

our local chapter tested a Hamilton Beach crockpot a few years ago and they

found no lead

http://onibasu.com/archives/nn/104867.html

>

> A recent visit to a Doctor revealed that my five year old may have high

> levels of Lead in her system. We have a Rival crockpot and I googled it

for

> lead and came up with the link below which indicates that my Rival crock

pot

> is a likely source. I regularly make bone broths and my daughter is one of

> my best customers.

>

> Can anyone point me to a guaranteed lead and cadmium free crock pot?

>

> Thanks so much in advance for being such a great community of priceless

> information.

[Guest guest]

they probably don't make that particular one anymore.

> >

> > A recent visit to a Doctor revealed that my five year old may have high

> > levels of Lead in her system. We have a Rival crockpot and I googled it

> for

> > lead and came up with the link below which indicates that my Rival crock

> pot

> > is a likely source. I regularly make bone broths and my daughter is one of

> > my best customers.

> >

> > Can anyone point me to a guaranteed lead and cadmium free crock pot?

> >

> > Thanks so much in advance for being such a great community of priceless

> > information.

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