Why use glass?

Why Use Glass? The Unmatched Guardian of Daily Life

1. Absolute Purity, Zero Pollution
Inert Warrior: Does not react with acids, oils, salt, or alcohol, and will not leach harmful substances when storing medicinal wines, breast milk, or jam.
Taste Loyalty: Stores coffee beans without flavor transfer and preserves aged tea without losing its fragrance—a feat plastic can never achieve.

2. Time Sealer
Thousand-Year-Old Incorruptibility: Ancient Roman glass bottles unearthed remain crystal clear, and heirloom kimchi jars have been used for three generations without leaking or breaking.
Moisture-Proof and Anti-Moth: Yunnan people preserve mushrooms, and Chaoshan people preserve Dancong tea, preserving the authentic flavor of the wild.

3. Magician of Light and Shadow
Transparency: Laboratory measuring cups maintain precise scales, while inferior plastics distort vision.
Canvas of Light: Gothic cathedral stained glass windows and Venetian glass lamps allow sunlight to paint on earth. 

4. Cold and Hot Diamond Body
Ice and Fire Body
Fearless of Ice and Fire: Borosilicate glass (such as Pyrex) can go straight from the freezer to the oven, making caramel and frying without cracking.
Worry-Free Sterilization: Baby bottles are sterilized by boiling, while plastic releases toxins at high temperatures.

5. Son of the Earth
Immortality: Glass bottles can be recycled and remade infinitely, maintaining their original quality. A wandering beer bottle will eventually return home.
Dust to Dust: Shattered, it weathers back into sand, leaving no pollutants on the soil or rivers.

6. Honest and Easy to Clean
Leaves No Memory: A glass jar once used to hold garlic vinegar can be washed and used to brew jasmine tea, leaving no residue.
Damage-Resistant: A five-year-old jar remains crystal clear, while plastic has long since fogged and scratched.