Well some steel is magnetic. Most SS cookware and flatware, and other
kitchen items like teakettles and collanders and so on now are not magnetic.
I tested some cans here, and looks like most steel food cans still are
magnetic.
But I don't worry about aluminum, anyway. I know most people are worried
about it, but I'm just not. It is the 4th most common element in the
earth's crust, and cannot be avoided in any case. The case for
alzheimer's being caused by aluminum in the brain has not been proven,
in fact it now seems that it is the result of alzheimer's not the cause.
sol
Dan Nave wrote:
Test it with a magnet! Steel is magnetic!
Aluminum is not magnetic!...
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