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
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!
You are definitely hard on your kitchen stuff! Thanks for the tip. 🙂
I've had success with Bar Keeper's Friend.
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.
I also second the steel wool or copper. I scrub lots of stuff with those all the time and it works wonders!
Thanks, Melinda! I should've thought to try steel wool!
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.
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!