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Learn More About Glassware
What to look for when buying glassware + -
To make sure you're buying the right glassware for you, consider the following:
- Function (do you need wider glasses like tumblers, or taller champagne glasses?)
- Style (if you just need drinking glasses, everyday glassware will be the appropriate choice)
- Durability (taller glasses can be more fragile, so are better suited to special occasions, rather than everyday glassware)
How to clean glassware + -
If your glassware has become cloudy or dirty, you can get your pieces sparkling again with some white vinegar, baking soda and a soft cloth.
Soak your glassware in the vinegar, gently rubbing it into any tough spots that don't break down right away. For any spots that remain, mix some baking soda with water to create a paste and rub it into the stains.
Once each glass is clean, rinse and dry them with a soft microfibre cloth.