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Other uses of the glass
The use of glass has when potted, vase, make chandelier, receive small things, receive tableware, use to press surface. 1. As a potted plant: Waste glasses can be used as flowerpots to grow flowers. Such potted plants are small and beautiful. 2, as a vase: you can put some nutritional water into ...Read more -
Innovative use of glass
1, the use of the performance of the cup: drinking water, water storage, storage, flower arrangement, raising insects, raising fish, inserting pen, mixing (put things in the cup mixing or shaking), than volume; 2, the use of glass glass optical properties: the bottom of the cup as a concave and c...Read more -
Enamel cup
Matters needing attention 1. Please clean thoroughly with detergent in warm water before use. 2, enamel is easy to break items, do not gram when using, or you will lose the porcelain. 3. The lead content of the enamel cup must meet the national standard for daily enamel before it can be used with...Read more -
Enamel cup material introduction
1. Metal materials for enamel mainly include steel, cast iron, aluminum, copper and stainless steel. Enamel with steel (mainly steel plate) generally refers to low carbon steel plate, that is, carbon content of the bottom of the steel plate, which is used for volumetric water heater the main mate...Read more -
Is the glass toxic and what harm does it do to the human body?
The main component of the glass is inorganic silicate, which has high chemical stability and generally does not contain organic chemicals during the firing process. When using a glass to drink water or other beverages, there is no need to worry about chemicals entering the body with the water. It...Read more -
Is it harmful to drink water from a glass?
The glass is stable in nature. Even if hot water is added, it is still a stable solid substance, and the chemical components in it will not precipitate and pollute the drinking water. Therefore, drinking water from a glass is theoretically harmless to the body. However, in order to beautify some ...Read more -
Suggestions on how to choose a glass
1. Whiteness: no obvious color and luster is required for clear glass. 2. Air bubbles: A certain number of air bubbles with a certain width and length are allowed, while air bubbles that can be pierced with a steel needle are not allowed to exist. 3. Transparent lumps: refers to the glass body wi...Read more -
Glass classification structure classification
The glass is divided into double-layer glass and single-layer glass. The production process is different. The double-layer mainly meets the needs of advertising cups. The company’s logo can be printed on the inner layer for promotional gifts or gifts, etc., and the thermal insulation effect...Read more -
Ceramic cup: choose underglaze color as well
Colorful ceramic water cups are very flattering, but in fact there are huge hidden dangers in those bright paints. The inner wall of an inexpensive colored ceramic cup is usually coated with a layer of glaze. When the glazed cup is filled with boiling water or beverages with high acid and alkalin...Read more -
Plastic cups: choose food grade plastic
Plastic cups are loved by many people because of their changeable shapes, bright colors, and the characteristics of not being afraid of falling. They are very suitable for outdoor users and office workers. Generally speaking, the bottom of the plastic cup has a mark, which is the number on the sm...Read more -
Maintenance of glass cups
Although the glass is transparent and beautiful, it is not easy to store and must be placed carefully. In fact, among all the cups, the glass is the healthiest. Because the glass does not contain organic chemicals, when people drink water or other beverages from the glass, they do not have to wor...Read more -
How to choose a glass
1. Whiteness: no obvious color and luster is required for clear glass. 2. Air bubbles: A certain number of air bubbles with a certain width and length are allowed, while air bubbles that can be pierced with a steel needle are not allowed to exist. 3. Transparent lumps: refers to the glass body wi...Read more