Durable Construction for Longevity
After testing both American and English porcelain, researchers discovered something interesting: the English version contains less lead than its transatlantic cousin;. When scrutinised for lead concentration using x-ray fluorescence spectrometer (XRF) kit detection verification by Energy Dispersive Spectrometer (EADS), dishes of each type were measured in January last year. It was discovered that cleaner ware has been which comes from America rather than England, finding reports for dietary exposure to deposits dated 1978 and 1987 recently bulging when anoooooooothe annual compliance 4This finding is no less important for us laypeople who only know, or believe, that "bone china" and "english porcelain" are synonymous or equivalent terms. The results contradict this popular claim and most of what we have been told.Our testing has demonstrated that bone china dishes contain enough lead to raise serious questions about whether or not they should be used with food at all--particularly hotThis Durability benchmark can be a concern not only for merchants and their investment in expensive equipment, but also home owners who feel good about long term investments in durable high-tech equipment without frequent replacement needs.