Can I use this one for my pyrex cookware? This seems really ideal, but I don't know if it works for glass as well.
1876933
I am not sure. If the Pyrex is shallow enough probably so. The deeper casserole dishes may not.
1876934
I can't imagine why not. I bought a few of them and use them to sort several kitchen items.
1876935
I'm sure it would work great. I didn't think it would be stable/strong enough for my Great Grandmother's cast iron skillet, but it handles it perfectly, along with other lighter-weight ones. (This refers to shallow pieces like cake or baking pans, pie plates, etc.)
1876936
I am not sure I would use it for Pyrex, other than maybe a glass pie pan or smaller pans. There is not a ton of space between dividers.
1876937
It will work for glass as long as the item is a pan or a pot that doesn't have much depth
1942842
I've done this with no problems. The instructions state, "As soon as possible, & no more than two minutes after removing the Pyrex glassware from the oven, put the plastic lid directly on the hot dish. Immediately place dish in carrying case". I hope this helped.
1330205
Yes it can be used on A glass cook top...Works great...Just be careful moving it because it gets quite heavy when loaded down with food...lol.. I use it all the time on mine....Enjoy it, cleans up easy tooo....
1860045
You should be able to use this on your glass top, but be aware that this thing gets incredibly hot! I have an electric stove, and i have to keep turning the heat down to regulate the canning process.
1234344
I'd get it...I am one of the reviewers that had one shatter, but I think it is rare! I have many pieces of Pyrex with no other issues, and I have also purchased another replacement, and have had no problems...Buy, use, enjoy!
962094
Yes, I use mine on my glass cooktop and it works fine. Same as below as to clean-up.
1542724
Just use ceramic or cast iron. Pyrex has become a roulette game and it's just not worth the candle the third time you pick glass shards from yourself and have to replace the pan.
1587768
3/8/13 2:15p PST: These CANNOT be used on the stove top. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES place this pyrex or any other tempered glass container on top of your stove. It can be used INSIDE the oven or in a microwave. Also I'd avoid placing an ice cold pyrex container either in the oven or in the microwave until it has come close to room temperature. I hope that helps.
269584
I just got one for Christmas and it works great on my glass cooktop, just preheat the cooktop before starting.
2128022
You'll be able to see the stove heating element glowing through the glass, and you may be wasting some electricity, but other than that it should work fine on the larger burner. I would cook on the smaller unless there was some issue. The bottom is flat and considerably smaller than the bowl.
187747
I don't have a glass cooktop but my mom does. I think the cooking would turn out fine, but there is a huge danger of cracking your glass when placing or setting this on the glass because it is pretty heavy. I probably wouldn't use this on glass.
646973
I am not sure...I have a gas range. It does work well for paella and I do not see any reason why it wouldn't work on a glass-ceramic top unless you have to you special cookware??
1768082
I'm pretty sure it can. As long as you are using gas burners, then I don't see why you can't use it on your glass stove.
1500553
I believe that will work just fine. The flat bottom surface of the wok helps to maintain good and constant contact with the glass top. The wok is designed for excellent heat retention and even heating throughout.
644806
I never tried it on a glass top stove, but I don't think it would matter. Heat is heat.
1816886
I am using it on a glass top. It does have a ridge around the edge, and is a tad big for my bridge burners. I use it mostly for pancakes and it is fine. I would replace it with the same model if something happened to the one I have. I hope this helps. I could not find anything in any store where I live. I am happy with this purchase. Linda
1033779
I think it depends on what kind of glass it is. Something like pyrex would be OK, but fragile glass - maybe not so much.