r/corningwarefans

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Up until today I’ve only found 1 piece at a time. Today I totally scored with all these at the thrift store! I’m just starting my collection so I’m so excited for these! 5qt Dutch Oven, 10x10x2 casserole dish, 1 1/2pt saucepan and 1pt saucepan. The lid fits both the big pans too! I’m so glad I took my time searching because the lid was no where near the rest of them.

This is a first in the wild for me! No lid, but good shape and just my color🙌. P-701 3/4-B

I have a 30% off coupon and this is one of my main sets. I'd love to have this size to use! But I've never cleaned up corelle this beat up before. Is it similar to pyrex, oven cleaner and it'll be good as new? Doesn't feel like there are any actual scratches in it!

Not terrible. $95 AUD

Hi this is my first post so I hope I am doing this right.

Well I was in goodwill the other day and found my dream corningware coffee percolator. It had everything including the pump stem, loaded basket, cover and lid. From the outside it was basically perfect. I bought it and immediately when I got home I wanted to give it a good clean… this is where the story goes downhill.

I look inside the pot and it looks like mold! But with further inspection it’s not anything that I can wipe away. I do some research on Google and it’s saying that it’s probably not mold, but discoloration from use.

I have tried everything, i have used vinegar, denture cleaner, barkeepers friend, magic eraser, soap and water, and yes a little bit of bleach (sorry), and nothing is working!!!

Does anyone have any information on what it may be. Is my percolator salvageable or is she a goner 😭 I just want to make some coffee.

I did a coffee test run (did not drink the coffee), and she worked perfectly.

Got my first house and bought 2 new sets of Corelle plates. Are issues with pressure modulation common in stamping?