Better than Glasser?
1254899
This wood bow is very good for the price .I like a wood bow over a fiberglass bow as it handles better also the tension is great over the strings.A great bow!Jack
1254900
Mine just snapped at the tip a few minutes into my first play with it. Snapped like balsa wood. I've never seen a bow do that and it wasn't excessively tight. Not so great.
1677679
They are defiantly not comparable. We replaced our glass machine with a thermal machine and to check we placed our glass one in the machine. It does not reach and will obviously not work.
31718
There is a noticeable difference with the feeling. I believe the glass is better with an iPad.
957364
I have a glass top and I use the 21 qt pressure canner, it is slightly bigger than my large eye and it works perfectly. love it.
2046665
yes and that is way overpriced. try bealls of Florida for more sane pricing. I used to buy a set of 12 for less than $10 at Walmart but they do not carry them any more. These are the best glasswear out there.
1379464
I talked with the pool manager for a townhouse complex and he changed the sand out for a glass medium. He thought it did better than sand and would last longer but it cost more. I have sand in my pool filter because it was cheaper. It was my money vs the townhouse association money he was playing with. If cost is no object I would go with glass.
584590
I believe it was glass but mine died on me very soon after buying it. I'd go in another direction. Not worth it IMO.
1920375
I feel that these do better than the foam mats. I use a drying rack too, but use these for breakable glasses and when I have an overload. I did notice that some mold developed on the bottom when it was on a wet counter for awhile.
2212482
Just based on a quick search, I'm not sure you can find one without the FLD glass, even if it's not directly stated in the title. But the Flourite Low Dispersion (FLD) glass is supposed to be very good quality and reduce chromatic abrasion. So either way I'd say go with the FLD model - go with one that states it in the title just to be safe and be sure that you'll get it.
453269
My older brother got the ceramic version and when I asked him which one I should get, he told me to get the glass one because it's easier to clean.In terms of taste there is no big difference. I suppose it's a preference issue. As for the grinder, my brother once again told me to get the porlex grinder instead of the hario. He had both and he told me that hario one felt not as sturdy. I'm using the porlex JP-30 stainless steel and I like it a lot. I hope this helps!
1132354
There's no difference with or without the glass. Just make sure you install them pretty good.so you will not waste your glass protector. Take time to clear all the tiny hair or dust on the screen .
363279
I would think plastic is lighter and cheaper to make compared to glass. I have this pitcher and it works great. I make filtered water every month.
659054
Definitely tastes better in GLASS! ALSO, if you want to sanitize the bottle, it is dishwasher safe. I think the plastic ones seem 'icky' after a while, even with a good handwash (around the lip of the bottle). Plus they expire and you have to buy new anyway. The glass ones are substantially heavier, but well worth it. I bought a whole new sodastream system just so I could use the glass bottles! I was not happy with those rather expensive plastic ones that you just have to keep remembering to replace. No BPA worries with glass.
1077308
As far as I know, the glass is multicoated, which is similar to have a high quality UV filter (like b+w). I have the first version and a b+w filter, which is better, if by some reason it gets scratched, it's something disposable, not like a lens. But who knows maybe they corrected some CA or barreling which would be a wise move, if so, then it would be worth the extra money.
1528071
These are more rounded than a Tervis. The glass is thicker than the plastic.
371067
I've used the Bubble Bandit several times. The first time the results were poor, but I did not give up. I tried changing the amount a few times, but I did not see a significant improvement. After about 8 times, I felt the results on most items was good to very good (not perfect/excellent). The poorest results were with drinking glasses (with real glass, not plastic). It seems like a spot or two (about 1/4" in diameter) always shows up when the glasses are completely dry. I've decided to live with this.
1162392
really not sure which brand it is, might be Moretti. It's a good start for beginning glasswork.