Cleaning Pyrex or Corning
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RE: Cleaning Pyrex or Corning
I found it yesterday on line but unable to find today. Also looking for Kleen King cleanser for stainless steel.
Post By ethel s (Guest Post)
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I SCORCHED A VISION POT. HOW DO I GET IT OFF.
Post By takaemmes@yahoo.com (Guest Post)
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Corning Cleaner is great for removing metal marks & stuck-on stains. It's better on Corningwear than Barkeepers Friend or Bon Ami.
Post By Debbie (Guest Post)
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I believe Bon Ami works; however if you go to corelle.com you might find info there or there's a email address to write to. I've had this happen on my Corelle dishes where there are rusty marks or gray marks. It seems I wrote to them and they gave me info on how to remove and it worked. Just not sure I remember now! Pyrex, Corningware, Corelle are all pretty much the same, it is a type of glass.
Post by Debbie52
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TRY USING CAMEO, COPPER,BRASS & PORCELAIN CLEANER (GREEN lABEL)
Post By Marge,Protection,KS (Guest Post)
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There is a cleaner you can buy to remove scratches from eyeglasses and sunglasses. Maybe that would work on Pyrex as well.
Post By Tawnda (Guest Post)
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I think Barkeepers Friend will clean the marks off. It is a nonabrasive cleanser in that dept. at many stores.
Post By Chris. (Guest Post)
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Try using Bon Ami cleaner. Makes the corningware white as new without scratching
Post By Mari (Guest Post)
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BAKING SODA
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
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I have been using my Corningware for 41 years. Corning does have a cleaner. However, I've always used Ajax cleanser to clean mine. Any cleanser will work. Just sprinkle a little on a damp cloth or paper towel.
Post By Ann from Ohio (Guest Post)
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I use vinegar to clean mine. LP
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