🧼 Efficient Riedel Bottle Cleaner Beads - Keep Bottles Sparkling Clean with One Container (0010/05) Review

These are amazing little things, but you definitely have to be very careful with them. They are tiny, they hop around and can quickly disappear into the kitchen. How it works? I filled the bottle halfway with water, inserted a funnel, and poured the beads into the bottle. My funnel was too narrow so I had to shake it to make the balls fall (I'll use a rolled piece of paper next time). Unfortunately I lost my first pearl. shaking too much; These little things can bounce! I capped the bottle and…

I bought these to help with some glass vases with small mouths and large bases. QUALITY: Yes, absolutely! They come in this little black screw top jar, the balls are very small and can easily spill if you're not careful. Each of them has a small weight, so keep that in mind. USE: I pour some water and vinegar into the vase first, then slowly roll them down the neck so they don't fall and fall. the bottom of the glassware. Remember you are using metal inside the glass so be careful. The…

My antique crystal carafes on both sides of the family have old stains, not the color of red wine but veils on the bottom of mineral deposits from water they've been washed in for years and most likely inside cleaned while still wet. For optimal use and control of small balls, prepare the following: a fine-mesh strainer, a plastic kitchen funnel with a medium-sized hole, a plastic 2-cup measuring cup, paper towels, a small deep plate, e.g. B. a small plastic mixing bowl. Before you start, just…