🧽 Riedel Microfiber Polishing Cloth Review

I work at a steakhouse, so every day I look through the shelves of glasses and carafes. This fabric definitely looks a lot more elegant than carrying around an ordinary napkin and a pitcher of steaming water. I even get compliments on how professional she looks. A quick HOT rinse and a HEAVY spin is all you need, and this fabric will usually last a full shift without steaming or rewashing, even on heavily water-stained glasses. The only downside, as others have pointed out, is that white easily

Cleans glass and stainless steel very well. I didn't have the problem of red ink bleeding like others had when I cleaned it on arrival. I dropped it in boiling water, let it dry and it came out fine. My only complaint is that the material has quite a bit of friction and doesn't "slip" on the glass. I use this cloth in one hand and in the other hand I use a nice microfiber cloth. I hold and move the jar with this cloth while keeping the microfiber cloth. It performs the initial drying on…

I use this cloth to polish my Spiegelau wine glasses and it works great. After receiving my first set of good wine glasses, I realized that if I just air dried the glasses I would leave water stains all over the glass. So I went to Revain to find a good dryer. Riedel is a well-known brand and the price was definitely reasonable, so I went with this fabric. The size is large enough that you can cover both hands with the cloth so you don't leave fingerprints on freshly polished glass, and the…