Red dishes are not generally food safe, due to the use of lead to make red glass.  I do try to create in such a way as to render them useful with food (capping in clear glass accomplishes this goal), however, it isn’t always possible.  I will do my best to note the food safety of a red piece in the description, but if I forget, please simply understand the risk. All dishes and spoon rests are dishwasher safe, hand washing is also perfectly acceptable. It is not recommended that the dishes be used to cook in, but they can be used to serve food. They could crack or break if used in the oven/stove/microwave.  Also, try not to drop them.  Or drop things on them.  (Take it from someone who’s done both.) It usually doesn't end well.  In the event that you DO break a piece, reach out.  There's a chance I can fix it for you!

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I try to use white, light-sensitive bases for my nightlights.  Except when I can’t because of supply chain issues.  If you special order a nightlight and would PREFER one base over the other, please let me know up front.  Once the base is installed, it can be difficult to remove and removal has caused the collar to crack or break.  This then causes my patience to break as I attempt to remedy the situation. If it should happen after purchase,  then I would appreciate the opportunity to remedy it for you.  The lightbulbs are standard bulbs that you can find at almost any store that sells lightbulbs.

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Please don't wash your nightlights in the dishwasher.  If they need to be cleaned, a soft dry cloth, or a slightly damp one, should suffice to wash off whatever has besmirched it.