Would this work on glass casserole dishes? Would the Powder work better?
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This works amazingly well on ceramic! It doesn't scratch, and crud comes off quickly and effortlessly without damage to your dish
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Probably not, Miriam. I think it would release too much, too quickly. I now use mine for granola--but not for a powder.
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I have only used it on silverplate and sterling-nothing as big as a stainless dishwasher!
1139680
I bought just for cleaning my granite. I doubt if it would be good on glass. Too expensive to use on glass.
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I haven't tried it with glass bowls just Fiestaware. I would think it would work if you could put the glass bowl in the oven (like a glas pie plate) But not with a decorative glass bowl that couldn't take the heat. Hope that helps.
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Yes. I use one of my pans to make a casserole that cooks at 425 for an hour...no problems. Just never put in dishwasher.
201549
yes, it will work on any smooth surfaced rim. I have some scalloped dishes, and it doesn't work on those. I did save some white wine in my glass overnight with it. It will not preserve effervescence.
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It has worked well for me and I've used it for a long time - 50 years +. Make sure that the plate pieces are snug until it is dry enough to hold itself and then don't fool around with it for 24 hours. It should work.,
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re - your question "will it work on fabric"? Tried that last night and No - it didn't hold the fabric in place. But to be fair - the fabric may have been too heavy. Noticed that it peeled clean off the fabric with no apparent residue. So far, have used it only on glass table tops, small porcelain objects.
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No, its not the same thing. I would probably try it though. This product is meant for when food hardens on dishes you can just spray and wash. However I spray dishes and put in dishwasher (saves on water). I clean my glasstop stove along with off brand magic eraser and spray and wipe down stainless steel sink with this spray and magic eraser. I would try it on dishwasher though..spray let set 2 mins or more and then wipe off with magic eraser (off brand is fine)
2018442
Yes, it can also be used on glass stove tops. As for pots, something like the casseroles are better than the rounded pot so there is more contact with the heat source.
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The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
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It will work for glass as long as the item is a pan or a pot that doesn't have much depth
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Don't think will work for any kind of powders but will work for spices.Hope helps !
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Hi Heather,The fiberglass weave inside and the nature of the silicone make it a bit tricky to get it to lay flat in the corners though (doesn't fold at sharp angles well, rounded angles are easier). I bake ingredients for fajitas (seasoned chicken, peppers, onion etc) in a casserole dish. It's really not made for that though... works great for a lot of other things, but a baking "mat" with sides that matched standard pan size would be better suited for this purpose. It's best used flat.
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It's similar to Pyrex so yes but I would only use the dishes that are made for the oven like the casseroll dish
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I don't know if it would work on that - I tried it on glass and also a white plate and didn't really work very good on them. It's the type of carbon paper people use to use on typewriters to make duplicates.