How do you clean your glasses?

lister · Post by **lister** » Mon Jun 04, 2012 2:34 pm

Quite frankly, we live in the 21st century. We don't beat our clothes against rocks anymore so why are we washing dishes by hand when they can easily go in the dishwasher? I still get fine head retention.

Yeah the painted logos can fade over time. But if I love a glass that much for the logo I'll buy a second and store it someplace as a replacement. That also helps when the girlfriend has the case of the butterfingers...

andrewrg · Post by **andrewrg** » Mon Jun 04, 2012 2:53 pm

Quite frankly, not everyone has a dishwasher.

Also, your solution of buying a second glass to replace the first one, which you are knowingly fucking up, is sort of silly.

icemachine · Post by **icemachine** » Mon Jun 04, 2012 3:25 pm

Usually just hot water and airdry, if i need the drainrack right away I have a lint free cloth I use

Kel Varnsen · Post by **Kel Varnsen** » Mon Jun 04, 2012 4:23 pm

I usually use a super tiny drop of soap and a sponge. I know soap can cause problems but I usually drink when I eat dinner so there are usually marks where my mouth touches the glass, that rinsing just won't remove. Then I rinse like crazy with water.

Torontoblue · Post by **Torontoblue** » Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:41 pm

Kel Varnsen wrote:I usually use a super tiny drop of soap and a sponge. I know soap can cause problems but I usually drink when I eat dinner so there are usually marks where my mouth touches the glass, that rinsing just won't remove. Then I rinse like crazy with water.

This, all the time. Run the cold water until it's icy cold and it leaves the glass all nice & sparkly, and then air dry. No spots or marks on the glass.

JeffPorter · Post by **JeffPorter** » Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:46 pm

Torontoblue wrote:
Kel Varnsen wrote:I usually use a super tiny drop of soap and a sponge. I know soap can cause problems but I usually drink when I eat dinner so there are usually marks where my mouth touches the glass, that rinsing just won't remove. Then I rinse like crazy with water.
This, all the time. Run the cold water until it's icy cold and it leaves the glass all nice & sparkly, and then air dry. No spots or marks on the glass.

I do this too, but have been known to use the dw - either way I always give it a good cold rinse before I use it.

ErkLR · Post by **ErkLR** » Tue Jun 05, 2012 1:40 am

I'm a philistine: regular dish soap and warm water, followed by a rinse in cold water. But I do this for everything I wash by hand.

JeffPorter · Post by **JeffPorter** » Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:15 am

Cleaning? That glass isn't dirty is "conditioned"?