Last Updated: Jun 09, 2023 Views: 121
Last Updated: Jun 09, 2023 Views: 121

Keep your Pyrex looking brand new with the help of our conservation team! Image: Engraved Pyrex Casserole with Lid. Spray Pattern. Corning Glass Works. 1935-1936. CMoG 2007.
Stephen Koob, the head of the Museum's Conservation Department from 1998-2020 writes:
Cleaning your beloved Pyrex — whether clear, colored, decorated, or plain — can be a challenge and should be done with care.
First, never, ever put any Pyrex through a dishwasher. This is the fastest and most damaging thing that you can do. It will slowly etch the Pyrex, and probably will not even do a decent job cleaning it. I generally recommend that you never put any glass through a dishwasher.
Check out his blog post "How to Clean Pyrex," for more information on tackling stubborn grease stains.
Please do not hesitate to ask us your glass-related questions in the future!
Links & Files
- Pyrex Potluck, The Corning Museum of Glass Opens in new window
- How do I clean cloudy/milky glass? Opens in new window
- Where can I learn more about the cleaning and maintenance of museum-quality glass? Opens in new window
- How can I remove discoloration on a piece of clear glass? Opens in new window
- What causes an oily film on glass objects? Opens in new window
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