Category: Quality
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60-Watt Light Bulb Explored: Energy Efficiency & Cost Savings
Lighting technology has come a long way since Thomas Edison famously introduced the world to the wonder of the incandescent light bulb. Thomas Edison’s invention is still one of the greatest inventions ever. But light bulbs have transformed over the last years, like many other things. New lightbulbs have come about along with new regulations,…
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4 Ways To Check A Container Is Seaworthy Before Shipment
Anyone looking to ship a container by sea must check if the container they receive is seaworthy. If the container they load on a ship is not seaworthy, your goods can be damaged en route. No matter what products you are shipping, there are four basic ways to check that a container is seaworthy. One…
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Why CertiPUR Has No Toxins Or Fiberglass Explained
When you purchase a mattress or another foam product, you may see on the product a CertiPUR-US certification. CertiPUR foam is certified to be made without harmful toxins or causing damage to the environment. The foams also do not have fiberglass in the foam. CertiPUR will test all the foams to ensure that it meets…
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Visually Tell Difference Between Tempered & Regular Glass
When you have a glass tabletop, they want to know whether or not that glass is tempered glass or how they can visually tell the difference between tempered glass and regular glass. It can be challenging to tell the difference between tempered and regular glass. Even those who work in a tempered glass factory often…
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Why Does Some Tempered Glass Scratch?
Tempered glass is a special kind of glass because this is treated to make it much stronger than ordinary glass. It is the glass that most people prefer to put on a tabletop; when the tempered glass cracks, it will not shatter. One of the main reasons why you may see some scratches on your…
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Why Is Laminated Wood Stronger Than Normal Wood?
Many people want to know why Laminated wood is often stronger than regular solid wood; the answer is quite interesting. Laminate wood is considered stronger than normal solid wood because the wood is thin sheets of wood glued together. The way that the glue and wood are laminate makes it a stronger alternative to normal…
