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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

Let us know is you receive a replacement.

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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

Certainly NOT!  I would exchange it for being defective ...

sadly, I'm seeing some crazing from the "dishwasher" (I don't cook in them). UGH!!! These are newer pieces Smiley Sad

 

(I just bought a clearance set of Cooks Essentials Ceramic bakeware how nice they are -- but no design).

 

 

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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

 


@ohdollypop wrote:

Hi! I’ve recently been gifted a few pieces of Temptations stoneware and really love the way the blue lace floral pattern looks. I ordered one of the centerpiece bowls to complement what o was given. It arrived today and it is evident there is a dark smudge/dot in the clay. I know I might be picky, but it bothers me.  Do you think this is a natural/normal thing to see in this type of stoneware? Am I being unreasonable or would you return?E4119048-4BB8-4368-B614-92B808DA132C.jpeg


@ohdollypop  .... Do yourself a favor & return it & get your money back ....  too many “bad” incidents with Temp-tations 😃

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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

@ohdollypop   I am no "potter" but not only is that some kind of flaw but it looks like it could to lead to the potential for a failure of the piece if you use it the way it is advertised to be used.

 

It is a brand that I no longer trust.  I had some pieces from one Temptations set that I had never used.  They were in a corner upper kitchen cabinet and had developed a spontaneous "craze" all over the inside bottom of each one.

 

I just don't use any of my pieces from this line for food any longer, not even for storing food in the refrigerator.  And since I don't trust this brand anymore I can't donate them.  The quality control simply has vanished.

 

So, long story short, at the very least ask for an exchange for this incorrectly coated, fired, damaged piece.

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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

I was fortunate to buy a sealed set from an estate auction.  It must have been from the first era of production as I have had no issues either in the oven or the dishwasher.  I doubt if I will buy more after reading about all the quality issues on the board.

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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

mine is pitted on the inside with big bubbles and unglazed sections and the paint is sloppy  I just sent it back today and hopefully my replacement is better! I love the piece so fingers crossed  Smiley Happy014E84A0-D5DA-417B-9AFD-F375C92436BC.jpeg

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Re: Temptations - is this reasonable?

I have several sets from almost the beginning so they are old.   They are sturdy and good quality.  I haven't ordered any more in the last close to 10 years.  The last I ordered were pale in color and also one set was chipped.  I don't mind watching the presentations, but will not order more.  I donated one set of Old World because it didn't have the handles and I couldn't "handle" that.   (pun intended)   Maybe a younger person would do okay with that type of pan.  Most of my TT are solid color with a raised design.  They have held up very well, but I wouldn't try any now.