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I know that stainless steel and glass is ok…but is ceramic and porcelain always ok, or is there some that can be dangerous? Is it a mistake to believe ceramic/porcelain kitchen “stuff” is, ok?
I have bought a pour over coffee maker for my mom, to use when my birds will be living there for a few days (while my windows and patio door are going to be replaced). I have also gotten one for myself (I myself do not drink coffee but it is intended for guests that would like some). Did I just spend money on something good or something that might kill my parrots?
I am going to give my mom the coffee set any day now and that made me panic a bit, what if it is just as bad as the coffee machine she has? Help…
I also recently got a secondhand ceramic/porcelain “cake mold” for sponge cakes and the like…is that going to be ok?
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I have bought a pour over coffee maker for my mom, to use when my birds will be living there for a few days (while my windows and patio door are going to be replaced). I have also gotten one for myself (I myself do not drink coffee but it is intended for guests that would like some). Did I just spend money on something good or something that might kill my parrots?
Melitta Porslin hällkaffe set med kanna och filterkon, Classic Edition, 0,6 l, grå, 6768456 : Amazon.se: Hem & kök
Melitta Porslin hällkaffe set med kanna och filterkon, Classic Edition, 0,6 l, grå, 6768456 : Amazon.se: Hem & kök
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I am going to give my mom the coffee set any day now and that made me panic a bit, what if it is just as bad as the coffee machine she has? Help…
I also recently got a secondhand ceramic/porcelain “cake mold” for sponge cakes and the like…is that going to be ok?
/Animallover_84