Deseo saber Porq esta jarra y vasos se hacen feos y se o sudan enseguida y mi botella q compre d cobre no? Igual está jarra no es cobre auténtico….?!

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This appears to be a very basic item made cheaply and with minimal concern for Possible Lead Contamination. I performed a lead detection swab test on two different surfaces of the carafe that i bought from the same company at the same time. I also used a lead bullet (and 2nd, the shell) as a control to verify the swabs were still effective. The results have me nervous and I will no longer drink from them.When the items arrived, I hand washed everything with hot water and soap. I scrubbed the inside and the outside to make sure it was clean from what might be expected to be on a brand new, mass produced water container.Tonight, with closer inspection, I found what appears to be a polishing compound that wasn't fully removed from the smaller nooks of the dimpled (hammered) brass and on the handle. I've been drinking water from the same company's carafe for almost a week now and it is what got me looking closer because that vessel has the black flakes in the bottom on the container now. I'm not happy to discover it's been tainted water this whole time. I've also come down with a cold in the past 2 days. Coincidence?I scrubbed some of the black stuff off the outside, and it's not easy to remove. Even scrubbing with a fingernail takes some effort to remove the black stuff. That's on the outside! There's very little chance I'll be able to remove all the same stuff from the inside!Also, the rivets on the handle are about as good as something decent from high school metal shop. The dents and scratches are a disappointment too. ***see pictures***It's clear to me that a rotary polisher is used on the inside because you can see the metal tarnished uniformly the same all the way around the inside of the container some surfaces getting a lot of contact with the compound being used, and other surfaces getting almost none. This tells me the finishing process is fast and dirty.... something I'd expect to see from Temu..... if I ever bought something from there in the first place. I won't.I Do Not recommend this product.In fact, I believe it contains lead and shouldn't be sold to anyone planning to drink water from them. Perhaps as a prop or decoration, but nothing culinary.If I could leave zero stars, I would.

After 1st use, COPPER POT had to be scoured clean…. But all in all I am impressed- looking for a Reason and or suggestions !

The pitcher was discolored inside a little when I got it,and 1 of the cups was also with a dent in it. Through it away.