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I definitely agree. I had a new-ish (about 4 years old) pyrex dish explode on me a few months ago. But the old pyrexs that were either hand-me downs or bought at thrift stores are still good.

I do this all the time! It's best when I'm out for an evening, the husband can just pop one out of the freezer and have it for dinner. It's better than the alternative, cereal and handfuls of mini marshmallows and chocolate chips out of the pantry :^\

I REPEATEDLY leave my hair flat iron on, coming home to the smell of burning plastic and my fear of burning the entire apartment complex down.

I haven't had any kitchen related mishaps....as of yet. I'm sure there's some in my future.

this is exactly what my kitchen looks like while I'm cooking. I try and clean as I go, but it never really works out and then once you clean the counters, then you have to deal with.....the dishes. The only downside to home cooking & baking.

that looks disgusting. I'm sorry but when will we stop battering and frying anything in sight?

I've never heard of that but a friend of mine did tell me that honey can heal burns and help with diarrhea

Thanks Elsa! Great tip. I wish I could have a mayo-free home, but my husband loves it so much.

this is ADORABLE! I want someone to do this for MY baby shower.

That is once I have a baby.....

my dad swears by these. I don't have a pair, but after NUMEROUS finger burns from lifting baking sheets out of the oven, it's now a nessesity.

love this!

Need it!