No chance of smudging: glass jugs will shine again with these tricks

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Shimmering polished carafes enrich any table. Elegantly curved glass containers form a beautiful figure even behind shop windows. But when was the last time you took a closer look at the bottom of your pitcher? Limescale and dried red wine deposits not only look unsightly, they are also quite stubborn.

There are several ways to best clean a pitcher from the inside as well. We have gathered the most effective cheats for you here. At the end of each cleaning, it’s best to let your pitcher dry on a drying rack before buffing the outside with a microfiber cloth. Your pitcher will shine again in its new splendor.

If you want to clean the inside of your glass jug without detergent, bead cleaning is a smart way to go. Fill the jug with some hot water, then put the tiny metal balls in it and spin it for a few minutes. Strain the water through a strainer to remove the reusable beads from the jug. And it’s best to use a small funnel for the pearls to find their way into the packaging.

The same principle with cleansing pearls works in eggshells. You have to crush the shells before putting them in the jug. This works best in a sealable bag. Similar to metal beads, crushed eggshells dissolve mechanical debris on glass. Then just rinse your carafe well again.

Here’s a slightly more expensive and equally effective way to clean your pitcher again. Fill the glass container with some warm water and put a denture cleaning tablet inside. After a short spin, you can leave the pitcher overnight and rinse well the next day. The last step is very important so that the cleaning taste does not stick to the glass.

This power duo requires both to be on hand at home. First, pour half a glass of vinegar and a packet of baking soda into the jug. After adding the hot water, turn the jug for a few minutes and let it sit for about 20 minutes. After rinsing thoroughly with cold water, your pitcher will be sparkling again.

Source : Blick