Recently I saw the viral reel (below) that says, "Did you know that the shiny side of foil is for hot food and matte side is for cold?" It also claims that the dull side of foil is non-stick.

For an outswing, the seam needs to be pointed at the first slip area diagonally, with the rough side being on the left and the shiny one on the right. There is science behind the swing of the ball.

In the case of conventional swing, the ball will always swing away from the "shiny" side and in the same direction that the seam is pointing.

One side becomes shiny and smooth, while the other becomes rougher. This difference leads to something called reverse swing. Instead of the ball swinging towards the rough side, it now veers ...

If you use aluminum foil in the kitchen, you may have noticed that one side of aluminum foil is shiny and the other side is dull. That leads to questions like "is one side of the foil better than ...

The shiny side should always face your food to keep it hot, according to the foodieCredit: Instagram/danfoxlifehacker It all depends on what you're using the foil for, according to Dan Fox (@ ...