are the stems ceramic? or is it washerless or cut and spring (don't want ceramic)
873521
The stems are metal, copper tubing. It has washer, springs inside should last about 10 years.
352329
I gave these to my sister as a gift. I don't believe they are ceramic and I don't think they had a warranty but she loves them.
209164
The one I received is ceramic and really pretty too. The plant came in good shape and is thriving. Judy
1555378
They look like white porcelain. Though I doubt they are. Probably some kind of pottery.They are nice and they go through the dishwasher with no problem. I was surprised how nice they are.
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I wondered the same thing. My wife wanted this for the guest bath and yes the stems have plastic parts around the smaller brass stems. I also wanted the heavier solid brass stems but didn't get them. My contractor said these should last at least 10 years maybe even 15 years as a guest bath with lower usage and our heavy water. Hope this helps you.
802006
I think they are solid ceramic. I love this flat iron. My hair is fragile because of the straightener I have in it. Because I can adjust the heat and the plates are ceramic, my hair has not had as much damage as it would have had otherwise.
1810793
Yes, the stems are flexible. Also, while effective the brushes are also a bit softer so they won't scratch.
375450
Neither, they're porcelain. I like the not too thick not too thin feel of them. They're very stylish and yet they are durable. I love them!
1090419
It says it's ceramic. I have never used it as I tried to send it back which I did but they sent me another just like it. I had already bought a 3/4 inch one which is what I needed.
2084306
The ball bearings are ceramic but the races are steel. Fortunately there is no metal to metal contact, thus no chance of rust. These are extremely fast!!!! Very smooth, and impeccably quiet!
667592
They are ceramic. The packaging labels them as stoneware. Additionally, they are dishwasher and microwave safe and also stated to be leadfree.
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Handwashed and not oven safe--but it is so easy to clean--no scrubbing or sticking. Don't know why you would want to put them in the dishwasher. --I have the 8 piece set--I use very little oil--about half as much. . Love working with the food against the white interior--you see what is happening so much better. Also use much lower heat and get great fast results. They call it ceramic but that is only true in the sense that it is a glass covering as the glaze on ceramics is essentially a form of glass--not clay. Karl
1336480
They are tubeless. I took mine to a local tire shop to have them mounted on the rims and have valve stems installed.
1133243
hi! I & II are the style of it and they are regular non-stick aluminum, i have porcelain 1 set and sold for $99.00 for a set. Anodized is more expensive one. thanks
1063500
I got rid of this dish because the motor stopped and getting it apart and cleaning it was a chore. I actually invested and got a ceramic pagoda which... I know is way more expensive but believe me... it is well worth it. I felt this plastc was hoarding bacteria too. The drinkwell ceramic pagoda is so easy to clean and looks nicer in the kitchen.
2148733
They are porcelain. They are not heavy enough to be ceramic nor is there any firing marks.
187231
It is not recommended. They are so easy to hand wash, I don't mind. I quests the ceramic could get scratched in the dishwasher. I love them.