Precautions for Using and Storing Mirrors
Store silver mirrors in a dry environment, avoiding exposure to rain and moisture. Do not store them outdoors, keep them away from acidic or alkaline liquids or gases, and do not store them together with other chemicals.
Selecting Glassware and Mirrors
Glass is a decorative material that boasts excellent transparency and high light transmission, along with notable resistance to acids, corrosion, and fire; however, it is prone to shattering upon impact.
Traditional silver mirrors have a relatively short service life; typically, within six months to a year, black edges and dark spots begin to appear. This is because, after the silver layer is applied, traditional silver mirrors rely on a copper layer as a protective coating.
How to Choose Glass and Glass Mirrors
Glass is a building decorative material that boasts excellent transparency and high light transmittance, along with superior resistance to acids, corrosion, fire, and combustion. However, it is prone to shattering upon impact, making installation and transportation challenging.