Q: what do people mean a ceramic hair straightener?

It's a hair straightener with ceramic plates (the part that heats up).

Q: When can the ceramic pot add cold water?

It's summer, and cold water is warm. If you're afraid, you can get water out of the water and put it in the room.Ceramic pot boil medicine, is actually the earthen pot, is that at least all fired stoneware, after 900 ~ 1000. Ceramic material has a certain degree of temperature changes, tolerance, but also pay attention to the usual use, to prevent quenching, sudden heat, if there is crack is not good.In short, after the pot, put a ten minutes + room temperature water is no problem

Q: I have strange hair. My hair is mostly thick, but thinner and finer at the top, and sort of curly/wavy. It‘s a poofy mess. It is like this because when I was younger, I used to dye my hair black a lot and straighten my hair every day. It‘s gotten a lot better now since I have stopped doing all that, but it‘s very hard to make it look nice. I want to get a waver, because I love wavy hair,! And I would love to make my hair look more polished. I have heard that gold plated hair styling tools are better for your hair because they cause less damage, but if you have thicker hair to get a ceramic/metal tool. Since I have a mix of different things, I don‘t know what to pick. Which would be best for me?Please and thank you. lt;3

Get ceramic !!! ceramic tools are perfect for thick hair and wont damage it as much as metal or gold plated. I only use ceramic on my hair because I have over straightened it. So now its in the healing process and when I do straighten it I use my ceramic flat iron.

Q: since we are running out fast of natural resources such as iron could ceramics be used as a potential replacement since we have an almost unlimited supply and with advancing materials technology we could potentially use them for everything from cars to buildings or could we thats what and i wana know

No, ceramics are brittle. So if you made, for example, an automobile out of ceramics then it would just shatter, the same as a ceramic dinner plate if you roll it down a steep hill. Brick buildings are already made from brick, which is pretty much a ceramic. Ceramics are made from metal oxides in any case, so they do not conserve metals, they just use up different metals. Advancing materials technology has given us a machinable ceramic called Mycor, but it is still brittle.

Q: I mean tableware and utensils, not sanitary ware and building ceramics. See clearly, OK? Thanks in advance.

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Q: I am very worried about the tile. It seems that in every restraunt, friends house, or anyplace with ceramic tile, it has this shiny gloss to it and never stains. Is this just the tile? Because the grout in my kitchen and bathroom has stained in a couple of places. But at these other places, ie restraunt bathrooms, I have looked and there is no staining at all. Im also scared to mop the floor and end up staining the grout (I have been here a year and have never mopped). Help!! What do I do, and if i need sealer, how do I put it on??? Thanks!!!!

soi take it that you want to seal the grout, not the ceramic tile. they're two completely different things. you can seal a grout by using any sealers that can seal porous materials. that'll keep most of the things from staining it. You will, however, have many choices of sealants. Most are topical, which is like putting a thin layer of wax on the surface to repel liquids and oils. This works ok for the most part but in time it will fade and you will have to reseal every year or two. It also will not protect your surface for a very long time. Within about ten to twenty minutes, the liquid or oil will saturate your stone. The alternative is a fluorocarbon based sealants that will chemically change your grout/stone to make the surface tension of the stone/surface less than water, repelling water more effectively. You also do not need to reseal after a year or two because it's not topical. The only sensitivity is with UV/sunlight. The downside of these sealants is that it does not repel oil very well. If it's for bathrooms, you should be ok, unless you decide to take a bottle of crisco and cook something in the bathroom. Whatever you do, make sure you wipe the surface clean after a spill, as soon as you can, and also that when you seal your surface, you give it a good 2nd or even 3rd coat to seal it well.

Q: Saw them used on numerous television shows but I can‘t find where to purchase them. I called home depot and they have no clue what I am talking about. Anyone know where I can find a store or website that sells the tongue and groove ceramic tiles?

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Q: I have a bearded dragon and he‘s named Optimus Prime. I wanted to make him a replica of Optimus Prime‘s head (from the movie) out of clay and have a pump attached to it and make it a waterfall. And thats how he would get his water, because I feel like that would be really legit. My question is, is that safe? I‘m definitely NOT going to do it if it could hurt him. I will be buying clay and firing it at my school‘s ceramics room. Do I need to get a non-toxic glaze? Or could it still hurt him? I‘ve made ceramics before but never to be drank out of or for an animal. Any information would be helpful!

If you are using ceramic clay and use a food safe glaze (I can't imagine your school has any non-food safe glazes anyway) your bearded dragon should be fine. After all you are drinking out of glazed ceramic mugs all the time. It sounds like a fun idea, have fun making it. You might want to look up pumps, though I would think those small aquarium pumps would be cheap and work fine. You also will have to think about a container the pump sit in and the path the water will be taking, but you should be able to work everything out satisfactorily. good luck.

Q: Difference between a ceramic and metal plates for hair straighteners?

I think ceramic doesn't rust like metal plates do and ceramic doesn't get too hot enough to burn your hair out.

Q: Are ceramic knives expensive? What's the quality? What brand can you recommend?

Your price is certain, but the quality is hard to say