Should I get titanium or stainless steel? What's the difference?
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Hello. Thru my research, I found that most derma rollers or dermatological skin needling devices designed to use on facial skin are made of stainless steel which can blunt easily with daily use. Titanium derma rollers specially the ones made of pure titanium a much finer and a much more durable edge eliminating excess irritation caused by stainless steel. I have a titanium roller and I love it! I also plan on buying another one for my body. I know titanium costs a bit more, but it's worth it.I hope this helps :-)
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Hello, Thanks for the inquiry. Titanium is an element and does not contain any metals compared to stainless steel which contains nickel, some people may have allergic reactions to nickel. Also, titanium needles will last much longer than stainless and the needles are sharper. Royal Derma Roller needles are made of titanium only.
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The needles on the titanium roller will last longer, as they are harder to start with and won't wear down as quickly....
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The brushed stainless steel, in my opinion, hands down, is better looking and functioning than the chrome.
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Classic stainless is normally shinier than spot resist. In my mind a better choice is the spot resistant so that you are not constantly wiping it down.
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The heat is the difference plus the cleaning. When I have cooked with the SS one that I had it handled the heat better without scorching. The aluminum has a lower heat rating(not mentioned anywhere just what I have observed). Also cleaning the residue from cooking from aluminum to SS different. But I am happy with my aluminum pressure cooker. There are a few small adjustments. The difference in price and size was important in getting a new pressure cooker for us. But If you don't have price in mind go with the SS. If price is a consideration/size the aluminum is a very GOOD purchase!!
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Probably the different colors, since Titanium generally cost more then black plastic.
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Titanium is better than just ceramic. It's better on your hair. Still use a heat protecting spray before you use it. Hope that helps answer your question
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The Schick Quattro Titanium and the Schick Quattro are equal. One is coated with titanium and the other not.
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I've only used on blued steel (very successfully I might ad), so I could not say one way or the other regarding titanium.
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None of it is stainless, It's all made of Titanium, which is lighter in weight and will not rust. Stainless steel will rust but more slowly than regular steel. This knife is better than stainless steel.
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stainless, I havent had any problems with rust but as a boater I know stainless is only as good as you treat it.
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Nope, bought this as a gift was so impressed that I got one for my self. Both working fine. No rust so far. Actually, I don't believe that stainless steel will rust.
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Titanium is somewhat chemically inert and so would not react with hot drinks or coffee. It also does not conduct heat as well as stainless steel, so it should not get as hot in a hot drink as copper or aluminum would.
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The only difference I can see between the two are maybe the finishes. One looks like it has a matte finish, while the other one is just the standard stainless steel.
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High carbon steel has better edge characteristics and can be made harder than stainless. In scissors, this is particularly important. We have been letting our scissors drip dry and have noted no corrosion.
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I have both. I feel the difference is the temperature stays warmer in the stainless. Flavor is great in both.
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Having both, I prefer the stainless long term. It resists staining, and it seemed like by the end of life for my nonstick version there was always a bit of coffee smell to it no matter how good it was cleaned.
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I am not sure of how the brushed stainless performs compared to polished. What I can say is that I am very satisfied with the brushed stainless version. No need to go with the grain from what I can see. Using Bar Keepers is certainly a good idea to keep your cookware looking great. What I would avoid at all cost, is using overly abrasive material when cleaning as the surface can be scratched.