will this work on Pyrex? I know the description said it won't but I am wondering if anyone has tried it. thanks in advance
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I have used Armour Etch Cream on Pyrex with good success. SOME Pyrex will not work for etching, but I have not discovered which types. I have etched pie plates/dishes of various sizes, plus 8x8, 7x11, 9x13 Pyrex with great success.
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I'm sure you can. I usually use it on a cookie sheet, but I think it will work just as well in pyrex. It won't melt
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Appears it fits the "basic" Pyrex 9X13. I have the "Ez-grab" dish which I just found out has "soft contour" sides. Will be buying a basic 9x13.
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Hi.I really have not had that problem unless I am in too much of a hurry to get the cooking finished. I do really rely on the Pyrex brand.
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No. I bought it to give as a gift. I do not think it is made of Pyrex type glass therefore it will probably break with hot (boiling) water. I wouldn't try it.
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I have no idea. I assume you'd have to check with whoever manufactures Pyrex dishes. It ought to be lifetime, if you ask me.
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I do not have the blue so I cannot say. If they are the same brand and the same size I am sure pyrex would save money and use the same mold and just change the color. Don't you think so. They are cheap so try it.
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Any info on the products you bought? Looking for one for my great pyrenese also in texas.
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My question is what kind of food residue, how long has the residue been on and what is the item the residue is on. I found it to polish my kitchen appliances, but can not provide the answer to your question.
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I'd get it...I am one of the reviewers that had one shatter, but I think it is rare! I have many pieces of Pyrex with no other issues, and I have also purchased another replacement, and have had no problems...Buy, use, enjoy!
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It does not work on my ceramic glass top stove. If you have a porcelain top stove it should remove some of the burnt on food but not all
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I have had two of the new Pyrex bowls explode. The first was when I was washing them in the sink prior to the first use. I placed the bowl in the strainer and it exploded. The second happened when my husband was heating it in the microwave just a few minutes ago. He took it out and said, it just melted and then it popped and exploded. I read an article that said that it was due to a change in the type of glass used as a cost cutting measure. I had emailed Pyrex after the first incident and never heard back from them. I think I will email them again, but I came here to look for an alternative as well. I'll look into Anchor Hocking. Thank you. I have had two of the new Pyrex bowls explode. The first was when I was washing them in the sink prior to the first use. I placed the bowl in the strainer and it exploded. The second happened when my husband was heating it in the microwave just a few minutes ago. He took it out and said, it just melted and then it popped and exploded. I read an article that said that it was due to a change in the type of glass used as a cost cutting measure. I had emailed Pyrex after the first incident and never heard back from them. I think I will email them again, but I came here to look for an... » Read More I have had two of the new Pyrex bowls explode. The first was when I was washing them in the sink prior to the first use. I placed the bowl in the strainer and it exploded. The second happened when my husband was heating it in the microwave just a few minutes ago. He took it out and said, it just melted and then it popped and exploded. I read an article that said that it was due to a change in the type of glass used as a cost cutting measure. I had emailed Pyrex after the first incident and never heard back from them. I think I will email them again, but I came here to look for an alternative as well. I'll look into Anchor Hocking. Thank you. « Show Less
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For what its worth, I have two sets of "new" Pyrex. They see alot of fridge to microwave use, as they are the only containers that my husband and I use to take lunches to work. I've had zero problems. I'm inclined to think that we're not getting all of the info in the stories of exploding Pyrex. I'd guess that a dish has to have a hairline (invisible) crack in it somewhere- a weak point, if you will- for it to explode. If you bang them around and drop them, they are going to be stressed. It is still glass...
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Good question. I live near a city with a Pyrex Outlet. It's inside Grapevine Mills Mall in Grapevine. TX. I recommend calling them.
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I have had no problem EVER with any Pyrex including this baking dish which is so great for larger recipes. It's a must for me as I bake all the time and like to have all sizes available for doubling recipes etc. Always having events at my house and large groups. I have had great luck with this NEVER had a Pyrex anything shatter (the cheapos do sometimes, but I don't bother with them at all). Go for it I'd say and chew me out if I'm wrong!
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It says right in the description "For use on gas stoves only." If you damage your cook surface (as others have with similar products) is it going to be worth it? I wouldn't try it.
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If u call Pyrex they will tell u its ok IF oven is preheated. Whomever said no apparently is wrong