How To Clean French White Corning Ware

I think it's fourth dimension for some useful data in the care and cleaning of vintage CorningWare.  Recipes are all fine and good; but once your done eating, it'south fourth dimension to practice the dishes. :)

This post was actually spurred by one of my Salvation Army finds.  I was lucky enough to stumble upon iv CorningWare French White 500ml Ramekins. (Detail F-16-B)   For those of us who yet think in Standard Measures, that is about 17 oz.  (Seriously, I e'er accept to sit and contemplate what the equivalent standard mensurate is earlier I can visualize how much something holds)

This but happens to be the perfect size (as are Grab-It bowls) for making individual Pot Pies.  Woo hoo!   (Yes, that will be the adjacent post - Pesto Chicken Pot Pie)  Then, I ran them through the dishwasher, but lo' and behold, there were notwithstanding "marks" on the bottoms.  Which, since they are about 20 years sometime, is to be expected, just I am a stickler for bright, shiny, uber clean looking CorningWare.  Then......

This is how to remove those stubborn grey marks on the bottom of your vintage CorningWare.

This item type of sponge is your best friend when it comes to cleaning marks off of your pieces. I swear, information technology'due south like magic. It's made by O-Cel-O and does wonders for your glass cook pinnacle as well as your CorningWare.  It seems to exist a nylon type fabric with little plastic bumps on it.  Very different from your normal scrubber sponge.

Only dampen with water and add together a piddling liquid dish soap.  Then, using the scrubber side, merely apply a slight amount of pressure and scrub.  The marks will simply disappear similar magic.

Don't worry, information technology doesn't scratch the CorningWare, and you will be surprised how easily the marks are removed.

Sometimes at that place are metallic marks on the CorningWare... This happens when using metal tools because your PyroCeram cookware is actually tougher than the metal.  Thus the metal really leaves deposits on your pieces.  When yous take metal marks, I suggest using a glass cook elevation Cleaner/Polish (forth with the O-Cel-O sponge) to go along your CorningWare looking and feeling it's all-time.  This is the item brand that I use for both.  It works beautifully.  And remember, clean CorningWare is Godly CorningWare.  :)

Now I accept sparkling clean CorningWare, gleaming in its snowfall white perfection.  And so clean that looks like I just bought it in a Department Shop instead of the Salvation Army for $ 3.96.  Yep, you read that correct.  They were .99 cents each.  Total bargain.

At present to make Chicken Pot Pie...

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Source: https://www.corningware411.com/2011/09/cleanliness-is-next-to-godliness.html

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