How do I clean dishwasher rings on my wine glasses?
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 at
2:28 am
Ande asked:
My wine glasses are too tall for the dishwasher, so when we wash them we put them on their side. As a result, water pools in the goblet and leaves a dishwater ring on the inside of my glasses. They’re just normal hand blown glasses and I’d really like to find a way to make them look new again. Any advice?
My wine glasses are too tall for the dishwasher, so when we wash them we put them on their side. As a result, water pools in the goblet and leaves a dishwater ring on the inside of my glasses. They’re just normal hand blown glasses and I’d really like to find a way to make them look new again. Any advice?
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Mine do the same thing.
When they come out of the washer I take a clean towel and hand dry them. If some of the residue is still left I rinse until none is left and dry them again.
I’m adding this to my watch list – hoping there’s an easier way!
Stop being lazy and wash them by hand
use “jet dry” in your dishwasher. it’s very effective, but in the event that it doesn’t work, I’m afraid you’ll have to hand wash them.
good luck!
i have the same problem, and i just can’t seem to clean them either so I just got some new ones
use vinegar to rinse them, and then hot water to rinse again. don’t lay them on their side, put them upside down on a plastic dish drainer.
I would ask the store that you bought it from or some wine glass making company (probably the brand of your glass is the best)
Just soak them in white vinegar. Then rinse and dry with a soft cloth. Incidently you can use white vinegar in place of jet dry in your dishwasher. It is less harmful to the environment and does the same job at an 8th of the price.
I learned this years ago from a book called Hints from Helouise