Glass bakeware that shatters
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Uploaded by consumerreports on Dec 7, 2010
Consumer Reports investigates glass bakeware shattering unexpectedly and tests Pyrex and Anchor Hocking glassware in its labs.
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Strange, I never heard of any problems with breakage from dropping/bumping with the borosilicate ware? And common sense dictates not to put anything shatterable against anything at an extreme & opposite temperature. Otherwise, my advice is to just not bake any sand for dinner.
hahabogus 1 month ago
Keep yourself safe and just throw out all your Pyrex & Anchor Hocking glassware! I dropped a vintage Pryex mixing bowl on the floor and swept up large and small glass shards for 2 days! It's not worth having shattering glass everywere. Use metal.
Buffalobigboy69 1 month ago
My baking dish exploded xmas eve yesterday. I had just pulled a tray of cornbread from the oven and then set it on my cool granite counter and it exploded quite violently similar to this video. I see the cause was partly my fault for doing this but I am going to stop using glass bake wear completely. Why use glass if even there is a remote possibility of an explosion happening at only 375 degrees? All metal pans lined with parchment from now on. Be warned.
mooseboy66 2 months ago
@shauell Sue them!
grundo1561 2 months ago
I just severed 2 tendons and a nerve (requiring surgery ) from an exploding pyrex dish beware.
shauell 4 months ago
@cheneygottagun actually not made in china the are european and in columbia i would know
daisyfarm98 4 months ago
The Pyrex brand name used to be known for its quality. Very disappointed in this company.
kmj2000 4 months ago
@RCasto They do shatter just from the heat sometimes. Never trust that they won't. Been there...
Otherwise224 1 year ago
Last night, local station KNXV covered this story; their news anchor had a humorous (and very appropriate) tongue slip:
"BREAKware."
RJSchex 1 year ago
so they're not shattering from the actual heat, but instead if it's placed on a wet or extremely cool surface after being exposed to heat, yes?
RCasto 1 year ago