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2021156
Aluminum and Iron heat evenly where Steel is localized. IE steel gets hot where the flame is touching it where Aluminum will be the same temperature all around. Aluminum and Iron cookware is better for even cooking so your food doesn't burn in places where the pot is in contact with the heating element.
1806969
Stainless is always better but this is high quality aluminum. You can't go wrong by buying this product.
2021157
Not really, but if you are careful you avoid scorching/burning - also is is very big and far cheaper than good stainless.
2021158
It's hard to say if it's better or not... That's very subjective. This is a high quality aluminum stock pot; fairly thick and durable. Much cheaper than a comparable size SS pot, and aluminum conducts heat better.Is it better? I wouldn't say one is better than the other, but for the price, you can't go wrong. This is a great pot for 5 gallon full boils.
2204190
U429085 is better quality and thicker. It is also more expensive. The difference is not really noticeable to me as I've bought both. But some reviewers note there is less humidity with food staying good longer.
1574121
When we bought ours they were out of the chrome so upgraded us to the stainless. I would recommend the stainless very much. We love it so much we helped buy another as a shared gift.
1330915
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.
1781758
The difference is the former & cheaper is actually better. This one is stainless steel but doesn't have the adjustable thickness option or the bowl option available. I bought the older version after this one and liked it much better. I hope this helps.
778763
I got the stainless steel one. Just thought it would clean better. Works very well.
1850222
no as long a it quality stainless and simplehuman use quality stainless steel a good way to test stainless steel is with a magnet and with the exception of cookware stainless should be non magnetic
435996
One has a porcelain cook well $50.99 this is the one I purchased. Clean up is easy and I think cleans up as easily as the stainless steel cook well. This would be a matter of personal choice the stainless steel cook well will probably last longer if you intend to use it a lot. I will use it occasionally and so I went with the less expensive one.
577183
The carbon blade is a bit thicker but will tend to rust if not cared for properly. Stainless steel has a bit thinner blade. Stainless steel will take much more abuse without rusting, but... it is not impervious to rust if terribly mishandled. Carbon steel has been known to take a keener edge than stainless also. Hope this helps.
225099
No. Comparing the Stainless Steel and the D-5 Stainless on Amazon will answer your questions about the difference.
1515667
I'd like to know why it matters. Is stainless steel much healthier to consume? We use aluminum foil to wrap food and bake at high temp so what if its used with boiling water?
146053
It is a personal preference for me. I like using stainless with food or drink related items. I have another set of mugs that are the beaten copper look and nickel inside. I much prefer my Oggi ones. We all love drinking out of them too, as they keep the drinks really cold. Not sure, but seems to be stainless is a better metal for keeping things hot or cold. But I could be wrong on that. Science is not my strong suit.
1865878
I personally prefer the stainless blade. It doesn't take much to mess up the black covering and the knife looks ratty. But with the stainless it always looks good!
1651275
304 stainless will not rust. i believe the difference basically is that one is alloyed with nickel the other with chromium.chromium alloys are much whiter.
74040
As in cookware- it just comes down to how you feel about non-stick coatings. Some people are paranoid about chemicals- others prefer nonstick, so they offer both. I personally prefer the electro-polishing because I don't worry that I will scrape up the coating when I scrub the interior. And what is the point of getting stainless steel if you're just gonna coat it with plastic?
2164977
Yes, and one of the best I have used. All stainless is so much healthier than heating up and drinking anything in aluminum. I have this one currently. Works anywhere. Perect!
1541560
Yes most definitely. It cleans up easier. Does not leave the marks or streaks that stainless has. My grey blanco sinks is 5 years old. It still looks good.