How Long Can You Leave Alcohol in a Crystal Decanter?
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2021
- Crystal decanters are very popular for most people since it's a great addition to your home for aesthetic purposes. However, most crystal decanter owners are wondering if they can leave alcohol in it? Read the full article: advancedmixology.com/blogs/ar...
It says that crystal decanters don't have much of a function, and it is not highly recommended to leave alcohol in it for days or so. Crystal decanters have a lead on them and might cause some effects on the alcohol. But, there are tips you can do to minimize lead content, and there are alternatives for crystal decanters, too.
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Is there away to tell if an older decanter inherited has lead in it ? What year did they stop ?
Lead crystal does not leech lead at all in any way...
Agreed. This video is bs. Next day the maker of this video buys up all the "unusable poisonous" beautiful lead crystal decanters and glasses on marketplace for a few dollars.😆
Very informative
The question I want answered is this. How long can I fill my decanter with J&B scotch then tell everyone that it's Laphroaig without getting caught.
Here's a question I previously used an old crystal decanter mum handed down to me and I noticed it had a small black marking on inside which I presume is black mold is this common? As there was no liquid left in the decanter did I not dry it correctly?
Anyway to sterilise clean the interior I've resorted to using 99.9% iso Alcohol diluted 70/30 with water to produce rubbing alcohol which should not only clean but should kill any mold and remove it and leave a sterile clean interior
If the decanter is actively being used with alcohol I would be surprised if it was mold.
despite popular belief, mold isnt really treatable with alcohols or bleach. Mold is hydrophobic, meaning you can put liquid on it and it will dislodge and float away and ultimately spread. So in regard to your glass wear, just rinse with hot water and some soap will be just as effective. But when it comes to your home, if you see mold, dont think alcohol or bleach will work. It needs to be cut out.
I didn't know any crystal contained lead
lead crystal always looks and sounds better but is not used in newer glassware.
Oh hell, now I have to toss the whiskey. 😩
Don’t. Most modern decanters don’t contain lead. Also when you get one read the description on how’s made.
Funny thing is, you can use it for apple juice and troll your parent's LMAO 😂😂
Wow. I have decanters that are over 250 years old. I’m surprised they haven’t dissolved seeing as how much lead comes out of them. There is no mentioned of the amount of lead, or what kind of quantity is bad for you. Low on specifics for a technology channel.
there are so many different levels of lead in old crystal that any numbers would be misleading. generally what you would get from drinking is parts per million. an adult having an occasional drink would be fine. drinking everyday from leaded crystal and you could end up with alzhiemers or low level lead poisoning. I love my crystal wine glasses but it doesn't stay in it but 5-10 min.
I think you still didn’t answer the question. Waste of video
EXACTLY!
You did not answer the question you asked. 'How Long Can You Leave Alcohol in a Crystal Decanter?' Do you not see the problem?
Terrible video you didn’t answer a single question on storage. Almost all modern glass decanters do not contain lead
Exactly. I was expecting to hear something about evaporation rates of the alcohol, how light affects color and flavor, and the use of stoppers and cork balls. It was all, 'be careful with lead crystal'.