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A. Decal must necessarily be applied on white or pale-colored ceramic. When ceramics to be decorated are dark-colored, we accomplish the decal by, first of all, printing a white background, and then afterwards, the colors.
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The CPSC has said the glassware is not toxic and that they have far less cadmium than the children’s metal jewelry that CPSC has previously recalled. In addition, an independent third-party laboratory, accredited by the CPSC, evaluated the
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Yes. McDonald’s safety standards are among the highest in the industry, and we have a strong track record. The glassware was evaluated by an independent third-party laboratory, accredited by the CPSC, and determined to be in compliance with all
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There are certain simple tests and guides. Look for clarity and luster by holding the piece against a pure white background. Good glassware is quite clear, while inferior grades show a cloudy bluish or greenish tint. A permanent polish or luster
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No. One of these tiny "seeds" or bubbles the size of a pinpoint may sometime be observed in a piece of glassware when it is examined closely against a strong light. The bubble is formed by gases when chemicals are united in the fusing or melting of
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Most dinnerware and glassware departments and specialty shops have had trouble at one time or another with customers who seek flawless perfection in the glassware merchandise they buy. Perfection and " sameness " in glass can be achieved only in
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The advantage of using glassware to brew tea is that you can see the quality of the tea leaves and the color of the tea liquor. High quality tea leaves actually prefer glassware to show off their beauty.
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You can microwave single-walled teaposy glassware which do not contain any metal filter or handle. Do not microwave the double-walled glassware.
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Yes, you may put teaposy glassware on gas stovetops with low heat. Avoid using them on electric stoves.
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We supply disposable service ware at no extra charge; and we will gladly work with glassware supplied by a rental service or your caterer.
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