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Safer Soldering Practices for Stained Glass Artists: Reducing Lead Exposure Risks
At Glass on Hudson, we believe creating stunning stained glass art should never come at the cost of safety. That’s why we use lead-free solder for most of our pieces, including intricate Tiffany-style designs. Our studio follows strict safety practices—using minimal flux, ensuring proper ventilation, and maintaining careful hygiene with lead-removing soap and wipes—to minimize any risk of exposure.


Stained Glass Art Safety: Protect Yourself from Glass Dust
Stained glass art is a beautiful and fulfilling creative expression. However, it comes with a set of safety challenges. One major concern that often goes unnoticed is glass dust. When you grind glass, tiny particles are released into the air. If inhaled, these particles can remain in your lungs indefinitely. If you're like many stained glass artists who appreciate smooth and sharp lines, grinding is a necessary step. However, this should never come at the cost of your health.
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