Matters needing attention when buying and using ceramic tableware

Things to pay attention to when buying and using ceramic white porcelin dinnerware 1. When buying ceramic tableware, you must choose a formal market, and you must not be greedy to buy inferior products without official manufacturers. According to national regulations, if ceramic tableware is soaked in 4% acetic acid, the amount of lead dissolution shall not exceed 7 mg/L, and the amount of cadmium dissolution shall not exceed 0.5 mg/L. 2. When buying, pay attention to the color of the tableware, touch the surface of the tableware with your hands to see if the inner wall is smooth and clean; 3. Smell whether there is a peculiar smell; 4. Do not buy ceramic tableware with too bright colors. Generally, the brighter the color of the tableware, the easier it is for heavy metals to exceed the standard; 5. In-glaze and under-glaze tableware with strict control of raw materials and process should be purchased; 6. The ceramic white porcelin dinnerware should be boiled for 5 minutes or soaked in vinegar before use 2 -3 minutes to dissolve toxic substances.

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