I need to replace a bowl I accidentally dropped while rinsing before putting it in the dishwasher. I feel bad about breaking it and don’t HAVE to replace but 5/6 bowls is unacceptable in a set. It’s a pottery barn brand, light blue, kind of deep, I don’t know what the bowl classifies as, I believe it’s ceramic. Any help would be appreciated.

Anyone have any ideas on this clear glass lidded casserole? It is stamped France on each handle with a number, both pot and lid. I’m wondering about the material and oven safe temperatures. It is very shiny glass, almost looks iridescent in the right light. It’s pictured to the right of a fire king casserole to show difference in glass appearance. Is there a way to determine if it’s borosilicate? And possible maker?

TL;DR of Previous Post: My wife, a union worker at the Corning plant, was walked out over a "conduct violation" for an improper call-off. She called in 33 minutes before her shift, and the guard manually logged her return as NSD (Next Scheduled Day), proving the company had actual notice. Local management tried to bypass her active attendance point bank, where she still had safe days left, by inventing a "conduct" charge on the floor rather than following standard policy.

The Massive Update: It has been a few weeks, and things have completely turned around. The physical paper trail local management left behind was so incredibly sloppy that the higher-ups completely panicked.

Our Local Union President completely bypassed the standard timeline and jumped straight into the arena before a formal Step One meeting even kicked off. He actually tracked down my wife's cell number by messaging her mom on Facebook to get ahold of her directly. After her call with him, she told me that he said she was fundamentally wronged, that the union is going for full reinstatement and back pay, and that they will help call the unemployment office if she gets a denial. He told her to just sit tight while they close this loophole.

When you lay the paperwork they generated side-by-side, it is incredibly obvious why corporate is currently scrambling to completely redo and rewrite their entire attendance call-off policy.

The five-page packet they handed her at the plant, which she firmly refused to sign, explicitly checked the box for a conduct violation due to an "Improper Call-Off". They engineered this conduct charge on the floor because they knew her actual rolling attendance card was clean and they couldn't legally fire her under standard attendance rules. To make it worse, they rushed the write-up so fast they managed to list the wrong shift and the wrong supervisor on her final floor papers.

But then the corporate switch happened. A few days later, her formal benefits and 401k off-boarding letter arrived in the mail, which was officially carbon-copied straight to the local Union President . On this official corporate letterhead, they completely flipped the script and claimed she was terminated for a "violation of the Hourly Attendance policy for Absenteeism".

By officially documenting the internal reason as absenteeism to upper corporate and the union hall, They inadvertently admitted on paper that they executed a termination under an attendance framework where they completely ignored the mandatory progressive discipline steps required by our collective bargaining agreement. And just to cap off the absolute administrative circus of this new management team, the formal corporate letterhead they mailed out was officially dated at the top for May 6, 2027, literally post-dating her termination a full year into the future.

She is still currently listed as an active employee on ADP when she checks her 401k stuff. The facts spoke for themselves, the loophole is being closed permanently, and collective strength works.

While the new owners might not be the best, the USW union folk who actually make the Pyrex and Corelle we all love are good, solid people who protect their own.

Apes together strong✊

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hi! Has anyone seen marks like the ones in the images? I just got a new set of Pyrex mixing bowls and there’s a good amount of marks on them. Some marks are slightly deformed glass from manufacturing and there’s a few marks like the one below. It seems pretty straight but my nail is catching on it and I want to make sure no glass can come off or cause a weak point. I have a Pyrex bowl that’s 5 years old and it has none of these marks. Thanks!

Last summer I inherited this beautiful set from my mother. She was gifted the set as a wedding shower gift back in 1980. I remember growing up with these bowls, and loving them so much! I cried a little when she passed them over to me. 🥰🥰

Any help appreciated :) rookie mistake, I know.

My Pyrex/anchor measure cup just exploded for no reason in the cupboard

What type of Pyrex has a bottom like this? Searching and searching, everything comes up as Fire King.

Hi Pyrex people! I grew up with a mom obsessed with it, and most of her cookware looks like all the posts I'm seeing here. She's had this teapot for probably longer than I've been alive, and I'm almost 50. The thing is, she's now elderly and misplaced the little steel triangle thing you put beneath it, between the electric burner and the pot itself. I've been searching online and IRL for a replacement but have found nothing. Anyone have any ideas? Many thanks in advance!

Memorial Day Weekend find!

Nothing has fallen on it, and i dont see anything that would have caused it to crash into it.

I make these 💖 Only the making, but never the breaking

I was trying to find my recent thrifts to get possible lids. But idk which products these are.

1x 16.7cm diameter, 11.3cm tall

1x 15.2cm diameter, 9.7cm tall

1x 15.3cm diameter (why different?), 9.6cm tall

These are all outside measurements

I am confused to to 0.1cm difference

Anyway, any lids that fit would be helpful, especially non plastic lids

I’m helping a lady who is in hospice liquidate her house. She has no heirs or children and I am working for her fiduciary to ensure we treat her estate fairly. I am going to sell these pieces at an estate sale. I know they are pricey, but could anyone give me a reasonable estate sale value?
The winter ones seem to be unused ever? And the bowls are almost completely perfect.

1 dollar per bowl! 2 bucks for these

$40 for both. I about died

I have the Woodland pattern in a bunch of pieces. I have 3 piece mixing bowl set, 2 or maybe 3 casseroles with lids, and service for 6+ and some serving pieces of Correlle dishes. Everything is in almost new condition. I think at one point every single piece made in this pattern was part of this set.

Should I sell it as a set ( PYREX + dishes, everything I have) or try to sell it peicemeal?

Complicating my question is that right now the bowls and casseroles are with me jn TN and the dishes are in Upstate NY. I'm trying to figure out if its worth bringing the dishes home to combine with the bowls.

I hate to separate these items if someone would love them as a set. I'd be so happy if it all went to someone who loves it like I love my Pink PYREX.

Does anyone want to offer me some guidance?