Somehow I got to adulthood without knowing about the necessity for dedicated glass towels. New OH is English and insists on them. Glassware is only to be dried with glass towels, NOT regular teatowels. Fair enough, it takes all the streaks off and all that.
But… my question, which he can't answer, is, why don't we just use the glass towels to dry everything, whether it's glass or not? Presumably that won't harm the other items.
He doesn't know the answer but still insists that glass towels are only for glasses.... so now I have to have three bleedin' towels hanging up in my tiny kitchen!!??
Please enlighten me!
AIBU?
Three separate towels!?
TwoTowels · 11/10/2022 12:09
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CurlsLDN · 11/10/2022 12:42
Glass towels are a thing in hospitality - commonly used in restaurants and behind bars.
in those places glass towels are used as they don’t leave lint or streaks. They are kept only for glass because behind a busy bar you don’t want to grab a towel to quickly wipe a smear off a glass, only to find it was previous used to hold a plate of bolognese or mop up spilled ketchup which is now on your glass…
i don’t wash up enough glasses at home to bother having separate, and can take the time to check the cloth / swap it out before use, but he’s not mad at all to do things that way
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