Picardie Clear Tumbler, Set of Four , 8.75 oz
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IMPACT AND CHIP RESISTANT, EXTREMELY DURABLE
Duralex tempered glass is 2.5 times stronger than ordinary glass.
SHOCK RESISTANT
Duralex is manufactured to withstand sudden temperature extremes from -4°F to 212°F and is suitable for hot or cold liquids.
SAFETY
If broken by strong shock, Duralex shatters into small pieces, reducing the risk of injury.
HYGIENIC
Nonporous Duralex glass does not absorb liquid.
STACKABLE
The Duralex glasses and bowls are stackable for convenient and space saving storage.
TOP QUALITY
Constant quality control guarantees excellence and built in durability insures that Duralex products will maintain their look for many years.
OVENCHEF
Specifically designed for cooking in an oven, the OVENCHEF range is made from reinforced tempered glass resistant to a thermal shock of 200°C/392°F
MICROWAVE, FREEZER AND DISHWASHER SAFE
Adaptable modern glassware can go directly from the freezer to the microwave. Dishwasher Safe.
Recommendations for all products.
* Do not use our products in the oven except for our OVENCHEF range which includes roasting dishes and ramekins.
* Do not use our products directly over a flame.
* Do not expose our products to a sudden change of temperature of more than 130°C/392°F.
* Do not use a damaged or chipped product (risk to the user).
* Avoid scratching the products' surface.
Cleaning
* Wash before use.
* Soak the dish in soapy water for 20 minutes.
* Do not use metallic sponges, pads, powders or abrasives.
* To remove hard water stains, try vinegar. If this doesn't work, we suggest trying a hard water product called LemiShine which can be found at the local grocery store. Then trying soaking your glassware in LemiShine and warm water.
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A keeper!
Perfect on-the -rocks size glass. Durable and good-looking. A classic!
A Classic
A gift from a loved one, I am thoroughly enjoying using them. A good size, too. Merci!
the same as ever
I grew up with Duralex glasses and we still have some, more-than-a-few decades later. We lost some over time, with loss from college/apartment roommates, frequent moves and rare breakage, we didn't have enough 8.5 oz ones. The only difference between the new and the old is the patina of scratches on the old (my mother was a fierce dishwasher). Since the first group lasted over 30 years (maybe 40?), this grandmother won't be back when the current supply runs out, though my daughter or grandson may. I love them. They hold the right amount, are comfortable in the hand, don't tip easily, and don't break easily.
