Section #7) A communication template for you to use in reaching out to KitchenAid to request replacement (Lead-free) paddles.Section #6) Our response to KitchenAid’s public statement.Section #5) KitchenAid’s December 2022 public statement in response to these findings.Section #4) All of the paddles and attachments with test results published here on.Section #3) Some of the history of the issue (of Lead contamination in KitchenAid attachments).Section #2) Will the Lead contamination of these mixer attachments poison me and my family?.Section #1) What you need to know if you own one of these KitchenAid stand mixers.I have broken this article into the following sections I apologize that this is a very long article - but I wanted to cover all of the bases, and answer all of the questions in one place. You can also check out our “Press” page on this link. If you are new here (as I expect many of you may be), and you have no idea who I am and are unfamiliar with the consumer goods testing we do here at Lead Safe Mama, LLC – a short summary of our work and recent accomplishments (& citations in national and international press) can be found at the bottom of this article. Below you will also find KitchenAid’s official response to this concern, as of Decemand our complete dissection and call-out (point-by-point) of the greenwashing and deflection that KitchenAid has packed into this rather short statement.
I am writing this post today in an attempt to share all of the background in one place, for those who are new to the concern.
Hello friends! There are more than a dozen posts and articles about this issue (Lead-contamination of KitchenAid brand standard mixer attachment paddles, whisks, and dough hooks) here on the Lead Safe Mama website. Sign the Petition: Link Monday – December 26, 2022
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