Corelle Plates Exploding at Martha Metz blog

Corelle Plates Exploding. I’ve heard of pyrex bakeware exploding due to temperature differentials (hot bowl, wet counter or cold surface) and the like, but never corelle. They've been microwaved, stuck in freezer, spent days in fridge, run. I've had a set of corelle plates for around 15 years now. I was reading online (first mistake) about the potential for disaster with corelle dinnerware, in that people are saying it can. I dropped a small drinking glass on a corelle plate and the plate exploded into innumerable, extremelyh sharp shards which flew all around the kitchen. When they were newer you could drop them onto the floor and they didn't break. Corning licensed the pyrex brand to a company called world kitchen—now known as corelle brands—in 1998, and by nearly all. This includes inappropriate positioning in the dishwasher. I have ancient corelle brand dishes, from the 70's. Over time, the negligent use and care for corelle dishes may cause them to chip and roughen at the edges.

Corning licensed the pyrex brand to a company called world kitchen—now known as corelle brands—in 1998, and by nearly all. I’ve heard of pyrex bakeware exploding due to temperature differentials (hot bowl, wet counter or cold surface) and the like, but never corelle. I was reading online (first mistake) about the potential for disaster with corelle dinnerware, in that people are saying it can. I've had a set of corelle plates for around 15 years now. When they were newer you could drop them onto the floor and they didn't break. I dropped a small drinking glass on a corelle plate and the plate exploded into innumerable, extremelyh sharp shards which flew all around the kitchen. This includes inappropriate positioning in the dishwasher. They've been microwaved, stuck in freezer, spent days in fridge, run. I have ancient corelle brand dishes, from the 70's. Over time, the negligent use and care for corelle dishes may cause them to chip and roughen at the edges.

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Corelle Plates Exploding I've had a set of corelle plates for around 15 years now. This includes inappropriate positioning in the dishwasher. I’ve heard of pyrex bakeware exploding due to temperature differentials (hot bowl, wet counter or cold surface) and the like, but never corelle. When they were newer you could drop them onto the floor and they didn't break. I've had a set of corelle plates for around 15 years now. Over time, the negligent use and care for corelle dishes may cause them to chip and roughen at the edges. Corning licensed the pyrex brand to a company called world kitchen—now known as corelle brands—in 1998, and by nearly all. I dropped a small drinking glass on a corelle plate and the plate exploded into innumerable, extremelyh sharp shards which flew all around the kitchen. I have ancient corelle brand dishes, from the 70's. I was reading online (first mistake) about the potential for disaster with corelle dinnerware, in that people are saying it can. They've been microwaved, stuck in freezer, spent days in fridge, run.