techbrewie
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I feel like people are WAY too anal about this.
"Beer Clean" Glass
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RipUSMC
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The most discerning gentlemen serve their fermented beverages in "Roxy Trollies" glasses in my estimation. Anything else would be uncivilized!!
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ArtimusBeerimus
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Watched the vid posted by Revvy... Pretty interesting stuff.
Did a quick test and it looks like I'm gonna need to add salt to my bulk buy list!
You guys don't get any scratching from this method? Would something like table sugar have the same effect? In other words, is there some salt property or just the abrasive quality of the grains that has this effect?
Did a quick test and it looks like I'm gonna need to add salt to my bulk buy list!
You guys don't get any scratching from this method? Would something like table sugar have the same effect? In other words, is there some salt property or just the abrasive quality of the grains that has this effect?
techbrewie
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Yeah, I use a dishwasher and I had wash as needed. always with soap. I have never had any issue with head retention. But then again I thoroughly wash and rinse all of my dishes.
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hoppyhoppyhippo
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Um, dude, here you are getting all anal about glass cleanliness yet your microwave has gunk all over it and wrappers from lord knows what jammed under it. WTF?
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Haha I know my kitchen was a mess. I promise it's cleaner now. Even then keeping my beer glasses clean is still number 1 priority
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