Cleaning old pyrex
#4
Yep, dishwasher detergent overnight, and then I would use soft scrub- the kind with a little bit of grit, not the clear kind. My Pyrex is 50 years old and looks like new. Once you get it clean, it's not hard to keep it clean.
#6
I learned this here and it worked beautifully on mine. I got a huge ziploc kind of bag and poured a little ammonia (about half a cup). Put the dish in and close the bag for one or two days. The next day pour the ammonia out and rinse the dish. The fumes of the ammonia clean the dish.
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Originally Posted by Maride
I learned this here and it worked beautifully on mine. I got a huge ziploc kind of bag and poured a little ammonia (about half a cup). Put the dish in and close the bag for one or two days. The next day pour the ammonia out and rinse the dish. The fumes of the ammonia clean the dish.
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Coat dish with a layer of Dawn dishing liquid, let set over night. Dawn usually will disolve grease. The blue one does better/
The older pyrex dishes seem to made out of better stuff than the newer ones.
The older pyrex dishes seem to made out of better stuff than the newer ones.
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