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Corning already makes Corelle, which are tempered glass plates and bowls. They'll also take a bounce off a tile floor from counter-level and have a good shot a
by psunavy03 2y ago
Corning already makes Corelle, which are tempered glass plates and bowls. They'll also take a bounce off a tile floor from counter-level and have a good shot at not breaking.
- nimish 2y agoThey sold that off decades ago. The brand just hangs around
- HarryHirsch 2y agoHasn't Corelle been enshittified as well? It used to be tempered glass with milk glass in the middle, but now it's just milk glass?
- psunavy03 2y agoI just got new Corelle about 18 months ago when I redid my kitchen, and don't see any difference between that and the previous stuff I'd bought probably 15 years ago, other than the different pattern.
- adamc 2y agoI bought a set of Corelle 7 years ago that seems very much like the Corelle I bought 30 years ago. Not convinced it's any worse. I think dishwashing and/or age does eventually make it more fragile, but it seems fairly durable. I've lost one piece in 7 years.
- shellback3 2y agoI bought Corelle about 15 years ago and none have broken - I suspect it's because none have ever been dropped. I glad to hear that when one does drop on the hard floor it might survive.
- mohaine 2y agoYes and no. Some I’ve bought recently is good and some is the name on normal ceramics or glass. It is now buyer beware for sure.
- seanw444 2y ago> enshittified This fad word can't die soon enough.