Reddit reviews Elmer's E1012 China and Glass Cement, 1 Ounce
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Dishwasher safeNon-toxicAdheres to glass, ceramics, pottery and chinaSuitable for indoor and outdoor useThis is an aftermarket of generic partDishwasher safeNon-toxicAdheres to glass, ceramics, pottery and chinaSuitable for indoor and outdoor useSolvent free
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Glass cement
I found this supposedly food safe glue. However I dont think it will ever be the same. Personally Id glue it with something stronger and maybe turn it into a planter. Maybe you could find a flower your grandmother liked and you could plant one in there. Basically my reasoning is it was dropped once so I dont think it would withstand the heating and cooling that happens from regular use. So I would personally glue it up and just keep it as is.
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Non-toxic, works great. :) I used it on a glazed yixing I was gifted (I know folks who sell such things and it regrettably arrived chipped).
Nothing works real well long term that I have found. If you hand wash and are careful this product might help you get some more use out of your mug.
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Most superglues and epoxies aren’t certified food safe and given how such a teapot would be used, eg filled to the brim, overflowing, close to 100 celsius water depending on which tea you’re brewing. For that reason, I wouldn’t trust them to be safe.
There is Elmer’s Glue but I can’t say for how good it is. Results may vary.
However, you could always discard it as a useable teapot, and plant a cute succulent inside.
Another use would be to use it as an fair pot instead for excess tea during your brewing sessions.