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Accuracy matters to us, especially when a guide involves kilns, ventilation or glaze materials. If you notice a wrong measurement, an outdated feature, a broken link or advice that did not match what you saw in your own studio, please tell us through the contact form. Include the page address and what you found, and we will review it as soon as we can. Corrections that improve safety or clarity are always a priority, and we are happy to update an article when a reader helps us make it better.
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We aim to reply to most messages within a few business days. Busy periods, holidays and complex questions may take longer. Please remember that we cannot diagnose a failed firing remotely, and we are not able to give electrical or medical advice about a kiln installation or a health concern. For anything involving wiring, gas lines, ventilation design or your health, we recommend asking a qualified professional. Thank you for your patience, and thank you for reading.
Ventilation is not optional, so plan fresh air before you plan your first firing.
