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Glassware Cleaning Options Explained

There is nothing better than relaxing with a nice glass or two of wine at the end of the day. It’s not so fun however having to clean the glass afterwards, especially when trying to get them smudge and smear free. Dishwashers should be out of the question as they can do untold damage to fine glasses very easily. So which are your best options?

Hand cleaning. You could always choose to wash your glassware by hand in some warm soapy water. This will get them clean but often this leaves them with water smears and a soapy taste when you next come to use them. Additionally, if you place them on a rack to dry they often get left with a layer of soap scum around on the lip.

Glass cloth. If you are an avid wine drinker then you might want to invest in a high quality wine glass cloth. These are made of microfibers that do not scratch the glass and remove all oil, dirt and moisture. Best of all they do not leave behind fluff or lint that is very common with standard cloths. They can also be used on all glasses and dinnerware, from whisky glasses to crystal jugs, and when they get dirty themselves you can stick them in the washing machine and they’ll come out brand new.

Glass cleaning balls. For wine enthusiasts who like the latest innovations, there is always the option of the amazing cleaning metal ball bearings. The little balls are made of stainless steel and can be used again and again. Stick them in your glass with a couple of spoonfuls of water and then swirl them around for thirty seconds. They will pick up the dirt from any hard to reach places and leave you glasses sparkling.After they have been used they require just a quick rinse under water before they ready to be used once more. These are particularly good for cleaning things like glass vases and decanters, where it’s not always easy to get to the deep areas of the bowl by hand or brush.

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