JohnN
Well-Known Member
I was looking at information about jars, and I came across this website: http://www.qnet.com/~glassman/info/b&e/primer.htm. In it, there was a section about irradiated jars. That's nothing special, but what got my attention was this:
Anyone have any idea if this is true, and if this really works?One way you can tell if a jar has been irradiated is to bake it in an oven. A collector in Michigan set an irradiated jar in a 200° oven for 2½ hours and the color disappeared. (Placing your valuable old jars in an oven could cause them to crack, so be careful!)