Discussion
Single firing rather than biscuit and glost firing saves
Answer: D
Correct answer: a complete kiln cycle and its fuel
Single firing takes the ware from green to finished in one pass, so it saves the entire biscuit cycle - its fuel, its kiln time and the handling between the two firings. The difficulty is that the glaze must survive the burnout of water, binder and carbon happening beneath it, so the process demands a well-matched body and glaze and a carefully controlled schedule.
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