Jennifer Harnetty

Hello Sue, You can unsubscribe by contacting customer service through the number below or through this form: https://ceramicartsnetwork.org/contact-us/ Ceramic Arts Shop & CLAYflicks – Customer ServicePhone: 866-672-6993 All best, Jennifer Harnetty

And to clarify, you do not need to change your password on the forum, as it is on a separate platform than the main Ceramic Arts Network site. Thanks!

Hello all, Some of you may have received an email asking you to change your password on Ceramic Arts Network due to a hacking attempt. Some thought it was an illegitimate phishing attempt, but it actually was a legitimate email from Ceramic Arts Network. The company that hosts Ceramic Arts Network had a security breach and while we are unsure if it reached Ceramic Arts Network, we do recommend users change their passwords. We can confirm that no financial information was accessed in the breach. If you have an account, please update your password at your earliest convenience. Th

Just wanted to put this reminder here for those wishing to post in the Marketplace. You must be a registered user to post in the Community Marketplace, or anywhere else on the forum! Thanks, Jennifer

Hi all, We received a suggestion that all Communiity Marketplace posts should include the location in the title of the post in addition to the item for sale. Example: Potters Wheel, Columbus, Ohio I will add this to the guidelines and pin this reminder here. Thanks Jennifer

Pinning this here for everyone's reference! At the request of many community members, we are testing the waters for a Community Marketplace. This new section of the Forum will be for buying, selling, trading or donating new or used studio equipment, tools, and supplies. We are soft-launching this Marketplace section on a trial basis to see if it is a viable addition to the Forum. We are open to suggestions on how to make the Marketplace better. Please send your suggestions as a Personal Message (PM) to any moderators or administrators. Please consult the Marketplace Terms & Condi

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It was suggested that we post a link to the Glossary on Ceramic Arts Network, so here you go: https://ceramicartsnetwork.org/glossary/ Enjoy! CAN admin and Mods

Thanks for pointing that out, Marcia. We will get that fixed and post a new one ASAP.

A reader sent this question about residual lead in kilns... I understand lead, when fired, gives off vapor and what not that effectively settles into a kiln making it unsuitable for use in firing functional ware. Is there any way to test a kiln for this? I have been looking for used kilns but many people are unaware of exactly what might have been fired in them. If lead is in the kiln is there a way to remove the lead, seal it or do something to the kiln as to make it usable again for food ware? Also, do other toxic materials such as Barium and Cadmium result in the same leaching and adh