#GuessingGame: Vintage (1970s?) Disney Snow White Cups

ByTamara December 19, 2017January 28, 2018

I test everything. STFU. Call me if you have questions. 😠

Which one do you think has lead?
How much lead do you think it has?
Why?

Click here to see the XRF test results for the yellow mug.
Click here to see the XRF test results for the blue mug.

Here’s a modern #LeadFree version of a Disney cup for kids on Amazon!

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Teal Silikids Thick Silicone Child’s Cup: Lead Free, Cadmium Free, Arsenic Free

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#Leaded: 1965 Great Detective Stories Hardcover Book

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Vintage Fisher Price Little People Chairs

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