Re: Re: Walmart Sun Tea jar...

[Guest guest]

The test comes with directions. It is easy. However someone recently posted that

you really need glass shavings to have an accurate read. They suggested you

scrape an edge to get some glass powder to test. I just rubbed it on the glass.

But to be more careful if you test the glass powder you will get more of a mix

they talked about how glass was made and it made sense. So, hope that helps.

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Re: Re: Walmart Sun Tea jar...

Okay, how does one check for lead in a jar, inquiring minds want to know?

Barb in Ocala, Florida

Re: Walmart Sun Tea jar...

I bought one last year about this time and have used it all year and

have enjoyed the convenience of the spout...

I've been on this list reading as much as possible (sometimes I get

behind and it's just easier to delete than catch up) but up until just

recently I didn't see anything that talked about testing my glass for

lead so I never tested it.

[Guest guest]

Don,

I hoe you don't mind me razzing you a bit. We do beat many topics to death here.

When you get so many new members there is a repeating of information. I used to

read every post, and gobble it all up. However now I am seeing repeating info.

It is all good. Sometimes it reminds me and sometimes I just breeze over it.

Anyway I just wanted to make sure you were ok with my funny. Thank you for

contributing your comments to the group. They have been helpful to me.

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Re: Re: Walmart Sun Tea jar...

Okay, how does one check for lead in a jar, inquiring minds want to know?

Barb in Ocala, Florida

Re: Walmart Sun Tea jar...

I bought one last year about this time and have used it all year and

have enjoyed the convenience of the spout...

I've been on this list reading as much as possible (sometimes I get

behind and it's just easier to delete than catch up) but up until just

recently I didn't see anything that talked about testing my glass for

lead so I never tested it.