Mug fixing with Araldite I broke my favourite mug recently and I'm still getting over it. It broke at the side of the mug and a good chunk got broken. I got this from S America and it looks like it's made of clay and then painted over on the outside. Anyway in my haste, I decided to try and glue it back together using Araldite and it does seem to have worked as in, the broken piece is solidly in place and hardened in that area.  

So my question is is it safe now (from a purely health point of view) to drink tea/coffee or anything else from it? I know Araldite is non-toxic but is it possible maybe some can get into contact with the hot liquid? Does this combination make the liquid dangerous to drink?
Per an email from Araldite customer service:


  None of our Araldite® products carry food safety certifications (although there are several that would likely be safe for food contact). 
  
  Best regards
  
  Lee


On a request for a follow-up on specific formulations that might be safe in contact with hot water, they replied:


  You could probably use Araldite® 2014, for example, but we don't have any certifications for it.