Whether we are just starting out in a first apartment or are an established homeowner, we soon discover that any meal we cook and eat also produces K.P. duty. If we have friends and family over for even a simple meal, there are even more messes to clean, especially if we have used the good china and glasses. Of course, these times are worth the clean-up effort afterwards, but we really don’t want to spend hours in the kitchen washing dishes. There are products on the market that are specially designed to gently, quickly, and effectively clean glassware, fine china, and the good silver by hand. Fuller kitchen brushes are one line of well-made tools to help get you out of the kitchen faster.
Whether you have pulled out the antique glassware or are using plastic "sippy cups" for the kids to drink from, you want each glass to be free of germs, any old hard water stains, and sparkling fresh for re-use. Many of these items are too delicate to be washed in a dishwasher. Why not try a specially designed glass washing brush (Fuller Jar Brush) with some white distilled vinegar. This brush can reach the bottom of even the narrowest vase or decanter. After washing with a mild detergent, pour a little white distilled vinegar into the glass jar, wine glass, or crystal bowl, and let it soak for several minutes. Scrub the item using a glass washing brush, and your jar, glass, or bowl should look like new. If necessary, repeat the process, allowing the vinegar to soak longer.
Purchase a glass washing brush which will not harm even the most delicate glassware, and will in fact preserve it for years to come. Manufactured with soft bristles, a glass washing brush is ideal for hand washing glassware. Just name your problem in the kitchen, and a glass washing brush is up for the challenge " remnants of red wine in the wine glass, dried soup in the bottom of a thermos, or stained beet juice in a storage jar. No matter what the situation, a glass washing brush is the ideal solution for reaching those difficult areas.
But what about those times when you just cannot reach the bottom of the crystal vase and you need a brush (jar bush) that is that is a little bigger? Then a Fuller kitchen brush is for you. A Fuller kitchen brush is like a regular glass washing brush, in that it can also remove grime from glass items in the kitchen. But in addition, a Fuller kitchen brush can also help when you are dealing with hard to reach places.
When you choose a hand dishwashing soap, properties to look for include gentleness, the ability to cut grease or oil based stains (like lipstick or cooking oil residues), and safety around food. Most glassware can be hand washed in a sink of warm water and suds from a good dishwashing soap. The properties in this soap will leave your glassware, silver, and fine china sparkling, and will not etch their delicate surfaces. (Try Fuller Hand Dishwashing Liquid.) After a quick soak, thorough washing with the glass washing brush or Fuller kitchen brush, and a quick rinse, your special glassware is ready to dry and put away until next time.
If you find the Glass Washing Brush to be a handy addition to your kitchen, you should also try other specially designed kitchen brushes. The right brush makes any job easier. (Fuller premium kitchen brush set)
