How to Dry Wine Glasses
Why use DryMeister to dry your
delicate stemware?
With DryMeister, you no longer need to worry about breaking a glass from drying with a towel. Plus, drying the inside of your stemware immediately after washing helps prevent water spots from forming.
"Air drying your glasses on top of a rack (or even just your counter) increases the risk of water spots forming. I strongly recommend drying your stemware immediately by hand after washing rather than just letting it drip dry itself."
Maximilian Riedel, CEO and President of glassware company RIEDEL
How to Dry
1
Open a Drying Head Wrapper
First, shake out any excess water from the wine glass. Next, take a drying head out of the wrapper.
2
Attach the Handle to a Drying Head
Hold the drying head steady in one hand, and screw the handle onto it with the other hand, making sure it's tight.
3
Quickly Dry Your Wine Glasses
Apply light pressure and maneuver the drying head inside the wine glass until drying is complete.
Quickly Dry Your Stemware
and Put it Away
DryMeister reduces the risks associated with air drying - water spots, dust, and breakage.
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