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Can you use pyrex in turbo broiler?

No, you shouldn't use Pyrex in a turbo broiler. Pyrex is a type of glass that is made from borosilicate, which is a material that is resistant to thermal shock. However, it is not as resistant as other types of glass, such as tempered glass, which is used in turbo broilers. Turbo broilers reach very high temperatures, and Pyrex may not be able to withstand these temperatures. As a result, Pyrex may break or shatter if it is used in a turbo broiler.
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