caroline nachman on wed 18 sep 96
what kind of clay -- if any -- is dishwasher-safe when molded/dried,
etc.? is there a particular process that makes it dishwasher-safe? i'm
thinking of making handled coffee/tea mugs, specifically.
thank you,
caroline
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Don Sanami on wed 18 sep 96
oVirtually all clays,properly dried ands properly glazed,should be
dish-washer safe...whatever that may mean. If there is any problem it is
not the pot but the dishwasher. Some of these hellish devices immediatly
subject all ware to a very high temperature,high pressure deluge. This is
stupid engineering to begin with. ALL fine pottery as well as glass
should,out of simple respewct,be hand-washed. Too heavy? Use plastics.
Too fragile? Try SSsteel.ddon.On Wed, 18 Sep 1996, caroline nachman wrote:
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> what kind of clay -- if any -- is dishwasher-safe when molded/dried,
> etc.? is there a particular process that makes it dishwasher-safe? i'm
> thinking of making handled coffee/tea mugs, specifically.
> thank you,
> caroline
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> || Current : ANDROMEDA STRAIN [1971] by Michael Crichton.
> || Open "http://sqn.com" or email "review@sqn.com". Enjoy!
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