The way to explode glass baking ware is putting it to direct flame. Like don't put it on your stove and turn on the burners to heat something up, it will explode after a bit, the temperature of touching direct flame is SO MUCH hotter than just sitting in an oven. But putting it on a cold stove is fine, I've done that hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times on multiple stoves over the years.
The way to explode glass baking ware is putting it to direct flame. Like don't put it on your stove and turn on the burners to heat something up, it will explode after a bit, the temperature of touching direct flame is SO MUCH hotter than just sitting in an oven. But putting it on a cold stove is fine, I've done that hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times on multiple stoves over the years.