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Why black color for cooling glass?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

for a cooling glass? black should not be used for anyhing needed to be cool/cold. black is designed to absorb all light and reflect non of it. hence the color black. as such anything inside would be warmer by nature.

a white/clear glass is designed to reflect a near optimum amount of light and absorb little meaning the item inside remains colder longer.

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