Pot Lid Shattered at Natasha Cain blog

Pot Lid Shattered. Glass dishes like pyrex shatter spontaneously for one simple reason. If the lid gets banged in your cupboard just right, it creates a weak point. Here's how to keep them from exploding. Although glass stovetops can withstand high temperatures, placing a hot lid facedown traps heat between the lid and the surface of the stovetop. Sudden temperature variations, manufacturing flaws in the glass, moisture trapped inside creating pressure changes, and sudden impact or pressure changes are common causes of slow. Shattered cooktops happen when heat is trapped between the lid and the glass stovetop, creating a strong vacuum seal. From sturdy kitchen towels to silicone trivet mats, along with a wide variety of pot holders, there are many options that work great for protecting your glass cookware from chilly surfaces. We use tempered glass lids for our products not because it is indestructible, but because it breaks more safely than ordinary. This creates a vacuum seal that. This reason isn't particular to pot lids, as placing any kind of hot item, even a casserole dish right from the oven, on a cold cooktop could lead to shattering (via sfgate). You likely won't even notice that anything happened, but once you heat it up again the glass expands and those internal. The second reason specific to pot lids is that the heat can actually create a vacuum seal between the pot lid and the stovetop.

The second reason specific to pot lids is that the heat can actually create a vacuum seal between the pot lid and the stovetop. From sturdy kitchen towels to silicone trivet mats, along with a wide variety of pot holders, there are many options that work great for protecting your glass cookware from chilly surfaces. Sudden temperature variations, manufacturing flaws in the glass, moisture trapped inside creating pressure changes, and sudden impact or pressure changes are common causes of slow. This creates a vacuum seal that. This reason isn't particular to pot lids, as placing any kind of hot item, even a casserole dish right from the oven, on a cold cooktop could lead to shattering (via sfgate). Shattered cooktops happen when heat is trapped between the lid and the glass stovetop, creating a strong vacuum seal. Glass dishes like pyrex shatter spontaneously for one simple reason. Here's how to keep them from exploding. You likely won't even notice that anything happened, but once you heat it up again the glass expands and those internal. We use tempered glass lids for our products not because it is indestructible, but because it breaks more safely than ordinary.

Broke the lid for my pan, the broken glass looks like a city skyline r/mildlyinteresting

Pot Lid Shattered Although glass stovetops can withstand high temperatures, placing a hot lid facedown traps heat between the lid and the surface of the stovetop. Here's how to keep them from exploding. We use tempered glass lids for our products not because it is indestructible, but because it breaks more safely than ordinary. Shattered cooktops happen when heat is trapped between the lid and the glass stovetop, creating a strong vacuum seal. You likely won't even notice that anything happened, but once you heat it up again the glass expands and those internal. If the lid gets banged in your cupboard just right, it creates a weak point. Although glass stovetops can withstand high temperatures, placing a hot lid facedown traps heat between the lid and the surface of the stovetop. From sturdy kitchen towels to silicone trivet mats, along with a wide variety of pot holders, there are many options that work great for protecting your glass cookware from chilly surfaces. Glass dishes like pyrex shatter spontaneously for one simple reason. The second reason specific to pot lids is that the heat can actually create a vacuum seal between the pot lid and the stovetop. This reason isn't particular to pot lids, as placing any kind of hot item, even a casserole dish right from the oven, on a cold cooktop could lead to shattering (via sfgate). Sudden temperature variations, manufacturing flaws in the glass, moisture trapped inside creating pressure changes, and sudden impact or pressure changes are common causes of slow. This creates a vacuum seal that.