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I asked the following question in another post that cobaltbot posted , but deleted it to deter from straying away from the original topic of that particular post . He had made reference to glass being in flux .
I was told once that if you see a bottle where the glass is thicker in the bottom of the bottle on one side of the bottom more than the other , it is caused by the glass being in flux allowing the glass to shift , has anyone ever heard of this ? I see bottoms of many soda bottles being this way .
I asked the following question in another post that cobaltbot posted , but deleted it to deter from straying away from the original topic of that particular post . He had made reference to glass being in flux .
I was told once that if you see a bottle where the glass is thicker in the bottom of the bottle on one side of the bottom more than the other , it is caused by the glass being in flux allowing the glass to shift , has anyone ever heard of this ? I see bottoms of many soda bottles being this way .
