Why Stainless Steel Utensils Feel Ice-Cold Even Indoors
• Stainless steel feels cold because it quickly draws heat away from your hand.
• Plastic doesn't feel as cold because it's a poor conductor of heat.
• Your perception of temperature depends on how quickly an object transfers heat, not its actual temperature.
Stainless steel spoon feels cold, even indoors
Ever picked up a stainless steel spoon in your kitchen and felt a sudden chill, even when it's not cold outside? It's a common experience, especially when you're reaching for that kheer after a warm, festive Diwali dinner. But why does stainless steel feel so much colder than, say, a plastic plate, even when both are at the same room temperature?
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