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Lead crystal and dish soap: a bad match?

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At the end of this article in the San Francisco Chronicle, the author writes, "Never use soap to clean lead crystal wineglasses. The lead crystal has microscopic pores that can trap soap residue." Is this true? Have I been mucking up my wine all these years? :shock:

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hmm, im skeptical. i have always washed ALL my wine glasses with soap, noticing absolutely no ill effects...im eagerly awaiting someone who may elighten us. any resident scientists on eGullet?

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