I recently read an interview, basically a statement/explanation, by a director of a tin foil manufacturing company. He said that sides are different because of the process that involves rolling. Apparently, neither side is the "right" one. Both are equal and difference in appearance is due to that rolling. I cannot elaborate as I do not remember the details.
What is the Silliest Accessory You Have Ever Seen.
I was flipping through the accessory pages at the Cable Company and came up with this https://www.thecableco.com/hallograph.html You have to be kidding me. Of all the dumb, idiotic, profoundly stupid things I have ever seen. The marketing is even better! Have you seen anything worse! It is up to us to uncover these things for what they are, SCAMS.
Mike
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mijostyn, I try to stay on topic so I wanted to make sure that audioguy85, mahgister, and you have confidence in your work. This is not the interview I was referring to, but should be an acceptable source. Check the question... "What is the difference between the shiny and dull sides?" ...lower on the page. Heavy Duty Foil | Reynolds Kitchens |
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