Is the actual socket porcelain or plastic?
2076883
I took out the lightbulb and checked. It's certainly not plastic. I'd guess it was ceramic because it seems too coarse to be porcelain.
2076884
Without taking the lamp apart, I can't be 100% sure, but does not feel like plastic - getting the shade part of the lamp to stay on took work and now that it is on, prefer to not take it off to check. Has worked very well with an Ecosmart 120V bulb and, because you can move around, has been a versatile lamp , providing great light in our laundry room.
2076885
The actual socket is ceramic. The housing is metal and the shade is metal, but doesn't get uncomfortable warm, especially as I have a 13W CFL bulb installed.
902939
I fairly certain it is plastic (nylon). When you tape it sounds a little like metal, but when you look closely at the turns in the screw on cover area - it's plastic. BTW we had it installed in a tile on the floor. The outlet met our local regulations.
773570
It says -Fine China-Porcelain fine. It says-Dishwasher safe. And also-microwave safe.And it feels like porcelain-not like a thinner china. It is a nice weight.
2253027
It is porcelain. It was an exact replacement for the socket that was in the lamp, which I assume went back to the 1930s when my mom and dad got married and bought their first furniture. So it was a very standard size.
667947
Yes, it seems to be ceramic. I like it, but I am careful with use and only use plastic spatulas.
1739234
It is - it is full porcelain with the exception of the press portion (which is, I'm guessing, aluminum), and the bubbler top which is a thick glass. The handle gets a little hot...I generally use a pair of light cloth gloves that I keep in my camper or camp box but you could do without them.
544656
Porcelain. I used them with track lighting to convert sockets for dimmable LED bulbs & it works great.
864541
This chandelier has 2 standard light sockets, max 60 watts each. This is a hand fabricated genuine stained glass chandelier, and as such is an excellent value... there is no plastic in it.
1814719
I believe it is black porcelain. They work very good, and clean up nicely. These cast iron replacement grids work, and last much longer than the wire grids. Hope this helps.
74404
The inside from the connection end to the spout is brass. The spring loaded valve at the outlet that controls the water direction is plastic.
536684
Not ceramic. It just appears to be a hard plastic. Only use for storage, not heating.
505920
The round base around the fishbowl appears to be some type of dense particle board. On top of this is the mirror which is actually a very shiny, mirror like plastic. Its very realistic looking. The fishbowl itself is plastic. I'm very happy with my purchase of this fishbowl.
2281332
I have one and it is ceramic. A little thin but works well. The cutter is cheap but the wire holder is nice.
73568
As previously stated, there is a rubber insert that holds the porcelain part of the plug.Thank you and have a great day.
355483
It seems to be metal. I know the inside appears to be a nylon ball valve. I do know that after using this product for almost a year now it has worked flawlessly. I am actually going to purchase another for our second bathroom. It is a very we'll made product for the price
1273990
Feels like chromed plastic. I have 3 of this model and none have never broken...However, it's a small trade-off for the performance of this toilet.
216489
Hi Linda. These are plastic, not porcelain. However, they are a dense plastic with a minute amount of give; not a cheap brittle plastic.