Is this a pyrex brand?
937880
no but it is borsilicate glass, or at least the one i was sent was. its basically the same thing
915599
I do not know .....but Pyrex is a very reputable brand name. I have never personally had any problems or heard of others having issues with their products. Check the Pyrex Web site to find the warranty/return procedures. I would assume they provide a warranty...although I don't know this for a fact. Good luck!
769847
I do not believe it is pyrex. It's durable but I have not tried pouring boiling water into it. I doubt I would ever try that either.
637361
That I don't know. Sorry:(. I would suggest to contact Pyrex or someone who has more knowledge.
2132377
This brand does have butane in it. If you find one that doesn't have any butane in it, please let me know ;-)
1512114
Pyrexware. Isn't it awesome? Did you get the Amazon price? For most thimngs, we use the daily-use Pfaltazgraffs.
1470616
Yes these are high density Pyrex Bowls. I would however NOT recommend going from a hot oven to cold water as these will crack/break.
1366997
I do not know about "vintage" Pyrex. But I used it with Pyrex without breaking. Always on LOW.
2034899
I am not sure, but doubt it. I use them as soup and salad bowls. They can handle some heat, but are not as strong as Pyrex.
1690824
I have never heard of that brand, but this water bowl has literally worked perfectly, never spilled. In fact, when we aren't traveling, my pup still prefers to drink out of this water bowl over her normal one!
1898992
I'm not sure of the brand, but it is not high quality. The material is soft and mars somewhat easily.
802901
Cuisinart says it is. http://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/cookware.pdf
1343142
If u call Pyrex they will tell u its ok IF oven is preheated. Whomever said no apparently is wrong
113889
These bowls are meant to be used for salads and soup. They are not Pyrex. A little light microwaving, OK. Boiling, no I don't think so. Find some Pyrex bowls for that.
1321358
I had this happen with a different pyrex product. What I found when researching it is that pyrex used to use borosilicate glass which was better able to withstand temperature changes (during each use and after repeated usage) but that they now use soda lime glass in many of their products which is less able to deal with temp. changes and is cheaper. We are very careful with our pyrex dishes now and we seek out dishes made of borosilicate glass for items we use often. Exploding pyrex has become more common because of the type of glass and common kitchen habits (often used because of the durable pyrex name) It has nothing to do with what ingredients the dish contained. I had this happen with a different pyrex product. What I found when researching it is that pyrex used to use borosilicate glass which was better able to withstand temperature changes (during each use and after repeated usage) but that they now use soda lime glass in many of their products which is less able to deal with temp. changes and is cheaper. We are very careful with our pyrex dishes now and we seek out dishes made of borosilicate glass for items we use often. Exploding pyrex has become more common because of the type of glass and common kitchen habits (often used because of the... » Read More I had this happen with a different pyrex product. What I found when researching it is that pyrex used to use borosilicate glass which was better able to withstand temperature changes (during each use and after repeated usage) but that they now use soda lime glass in many of their products which is less able to deal with temp. changes and is cheaper. We are very careful with our pyrex dishes now and we seek out dishes made of borosilicate glass for items we use often. Exploding pyrex has become more common because of the type of glass and common kitchen habits (often used because of the durable pyrex name) It has nothing to do with what ingredients the dish contained. « Show Less
1140699
I think it is different, with more of straight side and probably a specific rim to accommodate the lid; but unsure as I do not own other Pyrex styles. Mine are doing well in the freezer, red rim staying soft, holding seal.
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No sure it is some generic brand burned out after about 30 days. Vendor would not respond to any of my attempts to contact them for a replacement.