MIL threw away our coffee mugs

[Anonymous]

So is there any noncancerous glaze?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Those glass mugs are really dangerous. Hasn't she been keeping up with all the exploding Pyrex stories?

My Pyrex totally exploded, 'twas a bummer as it was filled with butter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those glass mugs are really dangerous. Hasn't she been keeping up with all the exploding Pyrex stories?

My Pyrex totally exploded, 'twas a bummer as it was filled with butter.

We have OLD pie plates. For china and dinnerware and mugs most companies outsource the manufacturing and slop their name on it. http://www.hlcdinnerware.com/genuinemanufacturer Meanwhile there is a brand made in the USA called Homer Laughlin-besides fiestaware it makes many other products. Crate and barrel carries glasses made in the USA [plus poland, france, italy etc] in addition to china http://www.crateandbarrel.com/working-glasses-and-lid/f1693

[Anonymous]

Just remember that while the action was over the top,it came from a place of love and caring. Set the boundaries you need to set.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just remember that while the action was over the top,it came from a place of love and caring. Set the boundaries you need to set.

Post is 3 years old, hopefully OP has dealt with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just remember that while the action was over the top,it came from a place of asserting control and marking her territory. Set the boundaries you need to set.

Fixed that for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just remember that while the action was over the top,it came from a place of love and caring. Set the boundaries you need to set.

Post is 3 years old, hopefully OP has dealt with it.

And replaced her mugs.

[Anonymous]

No, she came back during the holidays and took out my "leeching chemicals" Tupperware too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just remember that while the action was over the top,it came from a place of asserting control and marking her territory. Set the boundaries you need to set.

Fixed that for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, she came back during the holidays and took out my "leeching chemicals" Tupperware too!

I hope your DH told her off again!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, she came back during the holidays and took out my "leeching chemicals" Tupperware too!

I thought you "took away her key"?

[Anonymous]

Go to her house and throw away something. It will feel liberating.

[Anonymous]

Tell her you just sprayed bug killer outside and it's not safe to use the sidewalk. Ever.

[Anonymous]

My MIL keeps making snarky remarks about how I need new pots and pans because of teflon coating (none of them are teflon, she just doesn't understand the difference). And she's always telling me to use a new sponge bc the one in the sink is dirty, etc, even if I've only been using it for a day (and that she does throw out and open a new one). But the mugs are too much! I would've been so pissed! But I honestly would not know what to do, other than make it clear that I do not trust her. I'm glad your DH let her know she crossed a line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, she came back during the holidays and took out my "leeching chemicals" Tupperware too!

I thought you "took away her key"?

I assume that OP's MIL was visiting for the holidays. Was she supposed to be confined to the yard or something?