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The lifespan of ceramic plates typically ranges from 5–50+ years, depending on material quality, glaze strength, and care habits. TAOTAO’s Legacy Series extends durability through Triple-Firing at ...

To confirm if a plate is ceramic, check its weight (heavier than melamine but lighter than stoneware), inspect for an unglazed “foot” on the base, and test heat conductivity. TAOTAO’s ceramics simp...

Traditional recycling systems rarely accept ceramic plates due to their complex composition, but TAOTAO’s Revive Program offers a sustainable solution. By returning old TAOTAO plates via free mail-...

Yes, you can safely eat off ceramic plates if they’re made with non-toxic materials and proper craftsmanship. TAOTAO’s ceramic plates are crafted using lead-free, FDA-approved glazes and high-fired...

Ceramic plates don’t “go bad” if crafted with high-quality materials and glazes. TAOTAO’s ceramic plates are kiln-fired at 1300°C using lead-free clay and scratch-resistant glaze, ensuring decades ...

Ceramic and porcelain plates each have unique strengths, but TAOTAO’s high-fired ceramic plates excel in balancing durability, versatility, and eco-conscious design. While porcelain offers a delica...

Coffee tastes better in ceramic cups due to their heat retention, flavor neutrality, and aroma-enhancing design—qualities perfected by TAOTAO’s ceramic mugs. Ceramic’s dense structure maintains opt...

Ceramic plates’ durability varies by quality, but TAOTAO’s high-fired stoneware withstands 3–5 drops from waist height and 1,000+ dishwasher cycles without significant damage, thanks to kiln firing...

Ceramic and porcelain tea cups differ in material, heat retention, and durability. ​Ceramic cups, like those from TAOTAO, are crafted from stoneware clay fired at 1250°C, offering ​superior heat re...