Which is better, magnesium reinforced porcelain disinfection tableware or bone china?

Magnesium reinforced porcelain disinfection tableware has become an indispensable container on the dining table. As a common tableware, there are many tableware made of other materials appearing in front of everyone, it's just that tableware such as bone china is rarely used. What is less used? Is it because bone china is not good? 1. Magnesium reinforced porcelain disinfection tableware overcomes the problem of thinner materials. It can withstand the ups and downs of kitchen work and is not easy to damage, it is more suitable for modern lifestyles such as mechanical washing, high-temperature cooking and cleaning, continuous high-temperature electric oven and microwave heating; The disadvantage of bone china is that its price is much higher than that of ordinary China. Another disadvantage of bone china is that it is thinner and will burn when it is hot, overall, the former has better practical effect. 2. The hardness of magnesium reinforced porcelain is OK, and it has the function of heat dissipation. Bone porcelain products are not easy to contact with too high temperature and are not wear-resistant. If the difference between cold and hot is too big, it will easily hurt people, it is better to use it carefully, so it is obvious that magnesium reinforced porcelain is stronger. 3. Magnesium reinforced porcelain disinfection tableware porcelain is fine and white, with fat luster and smooth feeling when touching hands. Magnesium porcelain has a sheet structure, which is easy to form sheets when broken and is not easy to crush, it has outstanding characteristics such as high whiteness, good strength, good light transmittance and high thermal stability. The magnesium reinforced porcelain disinfection tableware we generally use has good practicability not only in terms of price but also in terms of performance. Compared with bone china, this material is more suitable for tableware, that's why everyone is more inclined to choose magnesium reinforced porcelain. Small editor: fir