Review on 🖨️ Inland 1.75mm PLA Printer Filament: High-Quality Solution for 3D Printing Needs by Adam Taylor

I've never printed PLA+ at 225°C, anything less, and this material immediately clogs and starts shredding in my extruder or periodically stops and sneezes into the hotend. I bought it specifically to match the color requirement and it doesn't even look like the pictures. To its credit, it doesn't sag or become brittle at such high temperatures, and the strength is really good. It's just a very strange experience that every other PLA+ I use prints with the same setting so easily. It's also rare to see something with such a sharp melting point. I'm wondering if I got a bad batch but I bought two different coils.