15 Years Manufacturer melamine colander for Durban Factories

FAQ: 1.Q: Where is your factory located? How can I visit there? A: Our factory is located in Guangdong province, China. Warmly welcome to visit us! 2.Q: What is the material of your products? A: The material is melamine.  3.Q: How can I get some samples? A: We can send the samples by Express/DHL/FedEx/UPS etc. 4.Q: How does your company do regarding quality control? A: We have a very strict QC system. Our inspectors have been closely monitoring the production process from the selection of raw materials to the final step of the finished products. 5.Q: Can you print our logo on the product & packing? A: Yes, We can print your logo on our products.

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Every kitchen, whether big or small, should be equipped with a set of these Long Handle Spoon Cocktail by Gouda Select!

With a lightweight design and a 7.2” long handle, these cocktail spoons are bound to take the difficulty out of stirring lattes, smoothies, fruit cocktails, baby formula, ice cafe, your milkshake, desert, etc.

These spoon cocktail are made out of a premium quality melamine material which is BPA-FREE, DISHWASHER-SAFE & EXTREMELY DURABLE. Since they can withstand temperatures from a chilly -20 to 110+ degrees Fahrenheit, these long spoons can be used on a wide range of HOT or COLD beverages. Each package includes 6 long spoons (2 blue, 2 green and 2 pink). We recommend yo keep a couple around the kitchen, take a few to the office or perhaps even pack one in your child’s lunchbox when needed.

The possibilities are virtually endless with these spoon cocktail! – SIX Long Latte Spoons – 2 blue, 2 green, 2 pink – Extended 7.2” Length – Lightweight & Compact – Strong & Durable – Dishwasher-Safe. Well, what are you waiting for? It’s time to add a set of these retro vintage melamine spoons to your collection of kitchen essentials. Click ‘Add to Cart’ to order your own 6 piece long spoon set by Gouda Select today!

BUILT TO LAST: These 7.2” spoon cocktail are made out of melamine, which means that they are incredibly STRONG and DURABLE.
FOOD-GRADE: The melamine is 100% SAFE. Great as Latte – Ice Cream – Smoothy – Bar – Stirring – Mixing – Cocktail or Appetizer Spoons

DISHWASHER-SAFE: Simply toss these spoon cocktail in the dishwasher to thoroughly clean them between uses. Premium quality material can withstand extremely temperatures. From a chilly -20 up to 110+ degrees fahrenheit

SET OF 6: Each package includes a total of SIX long handle latte spoons (2 baby blue, 2 muted green and 2 light pink). Please Bear in Mind That Photo May Slightly Different From Actual Item in Terms of Color Due to the Lighting During Photo Shooting or the Monitor’s Display

KITCHEN ESSENTIAL: These spoon cocktail should be in every kitchen. Stirring frothy lattes and refreshing fruit cocktails, smoothies, ice cafe or a desert or milkshake (in fact all beverages) in tall glasses just got a whole lot easier thanks to these long handle spoons by Gouda Select! Also very safe and fun colored as Ice Cream spoon for kids.

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In this video I explore the possibility of making DIY sound absorption panels on a budget, later comparing them to much more expensive acoustic foam. The results are pretty amazing!

There have been many comments pointing out that my test only measures transmission and not reflection, so is essentially unsuitable for my initial testing goal. While this is partly true, testing reflection is pretty difficult to do in a home environment, and the only way to do it that I can think of would be to spend a long time in the middle of a field with a powerful speaker and mic rig, which is really beyond the scope of what I was prepared to do for the video.

My tests are not rendered pointless however – it would do no good to have only measured reflection, as the thinnest lightest material would have won (like foam), as nothing would have bounced back. Reflection and transmission need to be tested together to measure how much sound passes through, and how much sound is reflected back – this should give an indication of how much sound is absorbed by a given material.

Regardless, only testing the transmission doesn’t affect the outcome of the project at all, as any sound waves reflected by the panels themselves would have theoretically bounced off the wall anyway – again this is why reflection wasn’t tested, as it doesn’t matter so much for a panel setup (though would matter very much for a vocal booth).

Open to hear any thoughts about it though! Keep up the great discussion.