Are these Anchor Hocking plates microwave safe?
1095760
Anchor Hocking is not supposed to have the explosion problem that Pyrex does.
1093850
I believe the bases of the containers are microwaveable, like any container without pressure relief it would be dangerous to microwave them with the closures/lids applied.
277681
Not a good idea. They do not say "oven safe" on them. I have used them in the microwave, but they get VERY hot so I stopped doing that.
1111344
Absolutely! We've had them for more than 5 years now and they're great! Versatile, sturdy, attractive, and microwave and dishwasher safe.
1264174
Good question. I wouldn't use them in the microwave as I don't with any plastics. So, my vote is no.
1247931
The product description stated they are microwave, dishwasher (top rack), and freezer safe. I have not had any problems using them in these appliances. If you are concerned, I would contact the manufacturer.
1195426
I would not place these in the microwave. Plastic seems too flimsy and may melt.
1559939
No they are not microwave safe and they are not labeled microwave safe. In general heating plastic releases carcinogens. Microwaving with a glass pyrex measuring cup and pouring in the contents does the job well.
669997
These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large.
1681981
I have not put them in the microwave so I really don't know if they are microwave safe. I love my mugs though.
1240555
Although I have not used them in the microwave, I believe they are safe for microwave use.
309656
I think so. They are a very thick glass. I wouldn't think twice about putting one in the microwave.
1346764
These are not dishwasher or microwave safe...as per instructions in the box
988781
Because it is not clearly marked, I wouldn't assume that they are microwave safe. My Pyrex bowls are all marked safe for microwave, for example. They are rather thin, so on the plus side each piece is lightweight, but not as durable as something heavier. I guess that's the trade off.
1433495
They can be microwaved. I do use hot pads to remove them but, then I do with all microwaved dishes. I did find the dinner plate too large for my microwave.
1440017
They are definitely microwave safe. They are also oven safe as long as you are not using super high heat (e.g. broiler). I put them on a baking sheet so they're easier to retrieve from the oven once they're done.
22516
Yes! I own a set of 12 of these plates and bowls. I called the company before buying and they said "microwave safe." We've never had a problem with any of our dishes in the microwave.