Marking Stoneware for the Holidays: How to Do It Without Voiding Warranty

[goddessred]

I have hostesses asking me the best ways to mark their stoneware for the holiday season so that it gets back to them. I know that using a sharpie would void the warranty...so is there any way to mark it without voiding the warranty or should they just not take their stoneware if they're that concerned about their piece getting back to them?

 

[Sheila]

I haven't done it, but I'm not sure why writing your name on the bottom with a sharpie would void the warranty?

 

[goddessred]

I'm not either but that is what my recruiter told me, I sent an email to the person she suggested but nothing back yet and Thanksgiving is just a few days away. I really need to have an answer to my hostesses before then.

 

[wadesgirl]

I wonder if after they bake on it they might be able to put a piece of masking tape with their name on it.

 

[Pampered Angel]

I would call HO

 

[esavvymom]

I would call HO

Me too. We all know that just because a director or upline said it is something -doesn't mean it's correct!

 

[DebbieJ]

If they are that concerned about losing it, I wouldn't use the stoneware!Where is she going with her stone that someone wouldn't know it's hers?

 

[ChefZee]

What I use (with my Cool and Serve, though) is tape my contact info on the pieces. I've gotten back every piece so far.

 

[Intrepid_Chef]

Sticker on the bottom .... or one of those product labels.Do NOT put them on the bowl of the Salad Spinner, though.