There are 4 different materials listed. What's the difference and what's the best? I live in LI, NY and they will be constantly exposed. Thanks.
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This one is the polyester, insfead of vinyl, which we've had in the past, which has cracked & broke after being exposed to, rain, snow & freezing.
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I bought the elite polyester. It has protected against cat urine so I am not sure what it couldn't help protect against.
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I don't know about difference or best. The entire cover is a waterproof vinyl fabric, plus there's a plastic mesh ventilation panel along the lower back. It has kept our cushions perfectly clean and dry since we got it in April of 2013. So far, no cracking or tearing.
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I would like more information about the material it is made from also. people who use these bags and the producer are probably interested in health, so I'm sure they've researched what is a very safe material? Hopefully. It would be nice to share that information.
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The silver empties out the bottom. That's also where the air flow comes through. The gold has a solid bottom and has air holes in the side for the flow. The gold has a wire that locks down the lid. As you can see the gold is better for travel and camping. The Silver is better option for back yard. If your porch has a wood floor the Silver might not be safe because of the chance of coals slipping past the catch plate.
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To follow up: Btw I only know about the ceramic ones. Never had any other material. Apparently all original Franke are ceramic. Or were. We live in California. So perhaps that's why Franke might produce one specifically for the state and labels it with the added Cal after the FRX02. We use our filter typically 7 or 8 months. Once I used it for much longer because I forgot when I installed it. Now I label the case with the date the filter was replaced and schedule the new one on my calendar. I don't want too much gunk to accumulate in the filter.
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I don't know. Maybe one is SPF and the other is SPF and insect repellent but I really am not sure.
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Haze. It should not be applied on any other surface but metal. For plastics use other Meguiars products.
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I read in a review that the material is what makes them different and pretty much every review i read said appearance wasn't different. I would just search on youtube, I'm sure someone has a review.
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the difference is one is literally vinyl and the other is a type of spray on concrete called gunite. I imagine there is a difference in the parts. I don't know if you would sibject a vinyl liner to the kind of vacuum generated by a G3 for fear of tearing or damaging the vinyl. G3 works great on gunite.
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The amazon site says silicone for material. Nothing more and nothing less. Maybe another site or the parent site would be more specific. It seems to be 100% to me but I am not sure I would be able to tell the difference otherwise.
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I use any of the cheap 3 packs of "crystal clear" "HD" screens- they always work well. Basically, the screen protectors are the same across all of the brands. There are two different types: 1. the static adhered type (my preference) which come in matte/glare reducing and clear/HD; 2. the type that have an application solution that must be applied (Zagg/Armor Suit etc.). I've tried Zagg and Armor Suit across different devices and have never liked them. Their sticky texture is annoying, and can aid in premature peeling of the protector; however, they have a better anti scratch coating for the screen protector itself. What I mean, is that any screen protector is going to protect the glass screen of your device- all of them are thick and tough. It would take a razor to get through the screen protector to scratch your screen. But the Zagg type can hide scratches oh the protectors' surface better than the static type. Also, the Zagg types can make stylus using slightly more difficult at times because of the sticky texture- even the improved protectors that promise a more glass-like surface are still stickier than the static adhered protectors. The other type of protector, my favorite, are the static adhered type. They leave no residue when removed, feel more like glass instead of a sticky film like the Zagg protector, and never have the peeling issues of Zagg type protectors. However, the static type can get little micro scratches on their surface- you can't see them when the screen is on, and they don't affect performance- but they can be seen when viewing with the screen turned off- while tilted to catch the light. Again, the glass screen itself won't ever be scratched- just the outer surface of the screen protector. After Approximately 6 years of trials with both types of protectors, I always get the static adhered type- not the solution-required type. Hope this helps!
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The Yardstash.com has a "Resources" link at the top. Scrolling to bottom of that page, there's a comparison chart of the 2 and 3. One difference not mentioned here is the tent material.
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I dont see a big difference between the two. They are a thicker sunscreen since the main ingredient is zinc oxide .
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I am wondering the same thing. I thought it was perhaps because it might be UV resistant, but I see that the $19 stuff claims that.Another lady suggests that the $19 rolls are thinner material that tears more easily.Without having two rolls to compare, who knows?
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Excuse me but Aluminum transfers heat much more efficient than stainless, as for wearing one out, not in the average 20 yr old person's lifetime.Stainless, Alum is not the problem, the gasket is the wear point.
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I have purchased from 2 different sellers. I have one in my closet that is just over half full, and one that is full. Unfortunately, I do not know which was from which seller. They are also different in thickness. The ones that are less full are a lot thicker than the full ones. The full ones are more like lotion than cream, and I don't think they last as long. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Ceramic is the best! They don't get as hot to the touch. We use the 5/8 and the 3/4. We like to keep their coats a little longer.
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The red portion of the case is a harder plastic that does not pick up any lint or other debris. The black portion is a soft, pliable, grippy silicone that aids in holding the phone without it slipping out of your hands. I have not had any problems with it collecting lint from my pocket or any other type of dirt or dust. I find it to be a great case that offers great protection without being too bulky.