You could buy some acrylic markers and try baking the vessel with the new marks for an hour at 375 F.
You might want to work your way up to the temp over a few hours to prevent shattering.
Also, you could put the glass on a sheet and cover with a mixing bowl up keep the heat more consistent.
I say 375 due to temperature discrepancies in ovens and temperature swings.
The glass could still break, but if you are throwing it away anyway, what does it matter?
Hey, no big deal!
Mostly we use the singular measuring cups. We can’t seem to keep them for long because kids are right on stuff. I’m not really sure if I have a full set of cups.
Also, when we cook, it’s pretty loose to the recipe. The exception is baking.
I have a Pyrex I have been using for at least 15 years, but I probably haven’t used it much more than a dozen times a year.
How do you wash yours?
The secret is that we are all posers. Do it for yourself and everything else will fall in line.
Take baby steps and do what you can do when you can do it. The consumer mentality in us says to to spend 30k on solar panels and then another 45k in an electric car. If you can’t afford to change and need to just buy another $2000 car to fix up and keep on the road again, then do what you can.
I would love to go fully electric, but my lifestyle can’t handle the change. Maybe if Slate makes a cheap car.
Not sure about your budget, but concrete is cheaper by bulk. You can cheat on your concrete fill by using rocks. If you live in an area with cuts through hills, you may be able to source large rocks from there and dump the concrete in the gaps around it.
https://www.earthbagbuilding.com/articles/hyperadobe.htm
It appears to be a straightforward, designed for trial and error.
Your biggest issues will most likely be with local ordinances.
Ok, my wife uses it during the winter pretty regularly.
Over the summer it is used occasionally, mostly for pancakes or things.
It might actually get used a few dozen times annually, but it is also 20 years old. We usually run it through the dishwasher, so I can’t account for the difference there. Maybe your water is different from ours!