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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mansons2005, post: 254261, member: 121&quot;]That problem is drastically reduced if you stop listening to the doomsayers and proceed within the original guidelines............ALL glassware in our home(s) was washed in a lead lined sink. Lead being relatively soft, most glass would &quot;bounce&quot; off of the sides of the sink and the rebound was lessened so that it did not crash into other pieces in the sink (NEVER more than three pieces at a time) with as much momentum as it does off of stainless, porcelain enamel, or copper, though copper was &quot;second choice&quot; - which is why so many bar sinks are copper even unto this exalted day and age.........................</p><p><br /></p><p>and yeah, we used the lead sink in the butlery even after all the servants were retired...........or fired..............[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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