Yes, but i don't think stainless steel rusts. Iron on the other hand would rust.
*Stainless steel can rust if it comes into contact with certain acids or bleach or if the grade of stainless steel it was created from is of a lower grade. The rust will likely make the water taste bad when using it, but it is non toxic in small amounts. It is iron. If you eat a LOT of iron (more than 50-100mg a day) you can develop iron toxicity.
People in Northern Minnesota drink well water that is so full of iron it looks red. They do this all their life along with cook on cast iron pans and kettles. They live to be 90 to 100 years old. NO a little rust won't harm you if a lot of rust makes you live longer.
Throw it out! Rust is a breeding ground for deadly bacteria that can kill you, not to mention tetanus. Same goes for dented tins of long life foods. RUST=BAD!
yes
Yes it is.
The primary characteristics that steel and stainless steel share are that both are steels, and are made of iron with a bit of carbon in them. While stainless steel has about 10% or more of chromium in it, the "steel" part is still essentially the same.
Some types of stainless steel are magnetic and some are not. Details are available via the stainless steel article on wikipedia.
Stainless Steel is an alloy made up of Fe,Cr,Ni and C.
303 Stainless is a ferrous metal it is steel that contains nickel and chromium. It is not magnetic-but it is still ferrous!
Well the mini 14 comes in stainless steel. That is made by Ruger. There is also a Ruger 22 cal. stainless steel rifle.
stainless steel is great for any piercing. It works well with sensitive ears but its so much cheaper than gold or silver. Some people still reject piercings or require gold or silver for very sensitive ears but stainless steel or titanium is fine. stainless steel is great for any piercing. It works well with sensitive ears but its so much cheaper than gold or silver. Some people still reject piercings or require gold or silver for very sensitive ears but stainless steel or titanium is fine.
Yeah as long as you still have a solid ground.
It can. Yes, stainless steel still has some magnetic properties, although minute, the detectors are quite sensitive
Yes in a stainless steel model or as the 338MX in a blued version
It depends on the chromium content. If it is 13% or more, it creates stainless steel. Any less then that would still be considered as high carbon, tool steel, etc.
Presto is still making stainless steel pressure cookers. They are available in stores or online. Prices vary by size. Online a 4 quart stainless steel pessure cooker sells for $43.09, a 6 quart for 48.87 or an 8 quart for $58.99. These are all stovetop pressure cookers. Presto also sells a 6 quart electric stainless steel pressure cooker for $70.34 online. Local prices may be higher.
no because particles can still vibrate threfore passing on the thermal energy