How to keep your earthenware strong and durable

Want to make sure your favorite pottery lasts? Here’s a simple yet effective method to strengthen your earthenware dishes, pots, and bowls.

Strengthening Your Earthenware

Follow these steps to reinforce the durability of your pottery:

  1. Start with Cold Water
    Place your earthenware dish or pot in a large pot filled with cold water. Be sure the item is fully submerged.
  2. Slow and Steady Heating
    Slowly heat the pot of water on your stove until it reaches a gentle boil. The gradual heating prevents cracks and helps the material absorb water.
  3. Allow Full Cooling
    After boiling, let the earthenware cool entirely in the water before removing it. This slow cooling helps to strengthen the piece and reduces the risk of breakage.

By taking a little extra time to care for your pottery, you can extend its life and enjoy your pieces for years to come.

Quick Tip

Regularly applying this method to new earthenware pieces adds durability right from the start. Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracks.

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