It’s been a while since I did any tests around here, so today I thought I’d share THIS PIN on how to remove crud from glass bakeware.
The instructions were simple. All you need is a Magic Eraser and some elbow grease.
I gave my purple Pyrex dish a good scrubbing and here are the results:
The first side of the pan came off pretty well! The other side of the pan? Not so much:
I think it depends on how old and baked on the crud is? I don’t know. I had high hopes that my Pyrex dish would look brand new, but alas, it wasn’t meant to be.
Because it worked a little, this test gets the:
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Comments & Reviews
Rachel Farnsworth says
I've had a lot of luck with steel wool. It has gotten some pretty old stuff off my pyrex, and I'm super hard on my kitchen stuff!
Jennifer {The Craft Patch} says
You are definitely hard on your kitchen stuff! Thanks for the tip. 🙂
Amber Sayer Walker says
I've had success with Bar Keeper's Friend.
Jennifer {The Craft Patch} says
I was actually at the store tonight and was going to buy some Bar Keeper's Friend, but they were OUT! Rats! I'll have to try again next time I go shopping.
Melinda Tanner says
I also second the steel wool or copper. I scrub lots of stuff with those all the time and it works wonders!
Jennifer {The Craft Patch} says
Thanks, Melinda! I should've thought to try steel wool!
Kristin Redfield says
I use an old dryer sheet (post-laundry) and it takes everything off without much scrubbing. My husband and I have used this trick for years on chicken pie, cherry cobbler, barbecue, casserole, and more cruddy mess dishes.
Jennifer {The Craft Patch} says
Ooo… I haven't heard this one before. I'll give it a try, since I definitely have lots of old dryer sheets on hand! Thanks, Kristin!