[Mccoypottery-talk] brown drip

[Ben Jackson]

On a piece like the Brown Drip, I usually run it
through the dishwasher when I first bring it home.  I
don't intend to use them so I don't wash them
continually.

The dish-washing liquid is "low-sudsing" and uses
abrasives suspended in the liquid to remove stubborn
dried food like fried eggs.  Over a period of time,
I'm sure this might attack the glazing. 

This is just speculation on my part.  Many of the
items we collect were made long before dishwashers. 
Nuff said.  Ben




--- david mcCoy <damitboy@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi ya'll,
> Here's a question I have not seen addressed since I
> have been a part of the list. My wife and I have
> been
> buying brown drip for the kitchen to use as daily
> service. My wife really like it. My question is can
> it
> be put in the dishwasher? Most of what we have is
> the
> lancaster mark. I know this is probably a stupid
> question, but any input would be greatly appreciated
> (I do alot of the cooking and would end up having to
> wash the things, LOL)
> Thanks a bunch,
> Dave
> 
> 
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