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Care Tips:

• RIEDEL glasses labeled with or packed in packaging labeled "hand-wash only", "not dishwasher-safe", or not indicating any care/cleaning instructions on the box, indicate that they are not dishwasher-safe and require hand-washing.
• Glasses should always be washed carefully.
• Most RIEDEL glasses are dishwasher-safe and when properly loaded, can withstand at least 1,000 dishwashing cycles with no demonstrable change to their shine or clarity.

Using a dishwasher:

• Glassware is best cared for by avoiding harsh detergents and choosing a low-temperature, short dishwashing cycle.
• When loading your glasses into your dishwasher, make sure they are well-spaced out, so they are not touching one another or anything else.
• If possible, load your glasses in the top rack and make use of the glass holder if your dishwasher has one. Such holder is meant to keep your glasses secure so they do not move during the wash. When loading, ensure that your glasses are not touching anything else such as metal utensils or mugs, and are stacked appropriately so they do not interfere with other racks or the spray arms.
• Some RIEDEL glasses may be too tall to fit in the top rack. In case your dishwasher has a special glass washing cycle, glasses can be carefully loaded in the bottom rack following the above instructions. If not, they will need to be hand-washed.
• If available, use a stemware rack in your dishwasher, as it provides support and stops your glassware from moving around.
• To avoid stains or cloudiness, use soft water (low mineral content).
• To avoid scratches, avoid glass contact with other glass or metal.
• Use a good quality dishwasher tablet specially recommended for glassware care, and white vinegar as an environmental alternative as a rinse aid for an optimum shine.
• You should select a low-temperature cycle (50 - 55°C) when washing glass or, if available, a special glass cycle.
• After rinsing, you should open the dishwasher door briefly to allow moisture to escape, as water vapor can accelerate clouding of the glass surface.
• Food residues and fruit juices: Excessive amounts of food residues and large amounts of fruit acid as present in juices, may change the composition of the rinsing liquid and thus the conditions of the rinsing process, therefore pre-clean and pre-rinse such soiled items by hand.
• Washing glass and household utensils made of aluminum (e.g. garlic press, pots with aluminum handles, etc.) together should be avoided at all costs.

Hand-washing:

• If washing by hand, wash the glass carefully under warm water (use detergent and rinse the glass carefully).
• To remove superficial stains, soak your glasses in white vinegar.
• To avoid detergent residue, rinse glasses thoroughly in clean water.
• To dry and polish the glass, use two drying cloths.
• When drying or polishing, never hold both the base and the bowl at the same time, and never hold the glass by its stem.
• First, hold the glass with one drying cloth under the bowl of the glass, and with the second drying cloth in the other hand carefully polish the bowl inside and out. Then, hold the glass by the base and carefully polish the base.
• Avoid drying your glasses upside down on a metal rack, as this may chip the rims.
• Avoid using a tea towel to dry or polish, as this may potentially damage your glass, instead use a microfiber polishing cloth.
• Wash drying cloths at boiling temperature (to kill bacteria) with odorless soap.
• Do not use fabric softener when washing your microfiber polishing cloths (to avoid grease film on the glass surface).
• Avoid storing glasses in kitchen cabinets next to items with a strong odor, as this can taint the glass.