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Now you have a chance to learn this technique: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi
0 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago Oh I love that idea. They sell kintsugi kits on Amazon 9 u/GrapefruitSobe 3h ago The kits available on Amazon are NOT food safe. -1 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago I didn’t say they were. And kintsugi pieces are only food safe if gold or silver is used and then urushi lacquer is applied and allowed to fully cure. A lot of kintsugi pieces are not food safe. 2 u/GrapefruitSobe 3h ago It’s an important note to include for someone looking to repair or replace a mug that intended for use. Don’t want OP to waste their time and money. -5 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago Or maybe if they take that advice they should be smart enough to read the directions which undoubtedly say “not food safe”.
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Oh I love that idea. They sell kintsugi kits on Amazon
9 u/GrapefruitSobe 3h ago The kits available on Amazon are NOT food safe. -1 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago I didn’t say they were. And kintsugi pieces are only food safe if gold or silver is used and then urushi lacquer is applied and allowed to fully cure. A lot of kintsugi pieces are not food safe. 2 u/GrapefruitSobe 3h ago It’s an important note to include for someone looking to repair or replace a mug that intended for use. Don’t want OP to waste their time and money. -5 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago Or maybe if they take that advice they should be smart enough to read the directions which undoubtedly say “not food safe”.
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The kits available on Amazon are NOT food safe.
-1 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago I didn’t say they were. And kintsugi pieces are only food safe if gold or silver is used and then urushi lacquer is applied and allowed to fully cure. A lot of kintsugi pieces are not food safe. 2 u/GrapefruitSobe 3h ago It’s an important note to include for someone looking to repair or replace a mug that intended for use. Don’t want OP to waste their time and money. -5 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago Or maybe if they take that advice they should be smart enough to read the directions which undoubtedly say “not food safe”.
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I didn’t say they were.
And kintsugi pieces are only food safe if gold or silver is used and then urushi lacquer is applied and allowed to fully cure. A lot of kintsugi pieces are not food safe.
2 u/GrapefruitSobe 3h ago It’s an important note to include for someone looking to repair or replace a mug that intended for use. Don’t want OP to waste their time and money. -5 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago Or maybe if they take that advice they should be smart enough to read the directions which undoubtedly say “not food safe”.
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It’s an important note to include for someone looking to repair or replace a mug that intended for use. Don’t want OP to waste their time and money.
-5 u/Cold_Dead_Heart 3h ago Or maybe if they take that advice they should be smart enough to read the directions which undoubtedly say “not food safe”.
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Or maybe if they take that advice they should be smart enough to read the directions which undoubtedly say “not food safe”.
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u/Lef_RSA 3h ago
Now you have a chance to learn this technique: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi