Review on 🍽️ Durable and Unbreakable Wandering Nature Dinnerware: Perfect for Dishwasher Use by Robert Hunter

We have a wide range of melamine plates that we have had almost forever. We use them extensively for everyday meals, snacks, etc. Despite heavy use and abuse, they hardly wear out. , "louder" imprint), which could be a bit more versatile. I chose the wood texture because it was so unique and the matte finish was really cool. One of the main advantages of melamine is that it's virtually unbreakable (it can tear, but I've only had this happen once in over a decade on my other set). A few things about this set that keep them from being great: - The plates look amazing and the shape of the bowls is beautiful and unique. However, the inside of the shells is just a matte brown, which really ruins the aesthetic. They would look much better if they had a wood texture on the inside as well. I don't know if it's the quality or the matte finish (maybe both) but there are signs of wear in various places. shoot during the day. This is most evident on the shells as they have been rubbed straight out of the stacking box. It doesn't give me much confidence that they will hold up well. The bottom of the bowl indicates that it is microwave and dishwasher safe. The packaging does NOT say for microwave and only for top shelf dishwasher. what he In any case, I don't recommend using melamine in the microwave as it seems to absorb all the heat, but the dishwasher gets in the way a bit. Big plates don't fit on the top shelf. I washed the plates and bowls as usual (in the dishwasher) and they looked ok. However, the scratches on the bowls seemed to get a little worse (they were on the top shelf). Overall I like the finish but as they're already showing some wear I don't have high hopes that they will look good after normal use. I think they would look great as everyday serveware and probably be the ones I use the most. I will try to update my review over time.