repairing cracks in china mugs

I just read this in t'internet and wondered if any forum members had tried it?

You place your cracked piece in a pot and cover it with two cups of milk (or more if needed). Next, heat over low for an hour. Allow to cool in milk and then remove and rinse. Your piece, if the crack wasn't too far gone, should now have resealed itself!

they go on to say

Milk contains a protein, casein, that, with heat, can be formed into a natural plastic.

And it's stuck firmly to the bottom of the pan!

try it and see DD

a small saucer would be a good way to test it, half a pint would submerge one

Dan have you been drinking?

have you tried it CS?

For how long tho?

6,20 AM???????

when ITS 8.20 PM??????

Just how much out of kilter is this site?

an hour on the heat then let it cool
are you our guinea pig Phil?

Dan, I had a modern tea mug that was porcelain, it recently broke. I had had it 10 years. It had come out of the dishwasher and I had it on the worktop whilst I was putting everything away. I heard a big *crack*. The cooling temperature and internal forces caused the thing to almost split in half. If by 'china' your source means porcelain then there is no chance...

I guess that is why you let it cool slowly in the milk

talk is cheap, who has a crap mug  or saucer with a crack and too much milk?

don't forget the before,during and after pics

DD is right, simmer for 1 hour means 2 pints and a saucer!

...but I don't believe you!

it's not my method,I read it online

Well I read you can make your cock longer by putting it in a blender!

22 Crawford St. wrote:Well I read you can make your cock longer by putting it in a blender!

You can indeed... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19prIfel8js

Tiger I sure hope you did not put the words cock in blender into google...