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Dry Mason Jars and Glassware

  • Writer: Marie Overton
    Marie Overton
  • Jun 8, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 28



How to Dry Mason Jars and Glassware

A row of mugs and jars on a countertop with a kitchen background. One mug has red text. A yellow dish brush is nearby.

Mason Jars and Glassware

Begin by finding a towel that won’t leave fuzzies on the glasses. My absolute favorite towels are White Flour Sack Towels. Simple white cotton towels that some would consider old-school, but I consider the absolute best towels in existence. My kitchen is not complete without them.


The next item you need in order to dry your Mason Jars and Glassware is a bottle brush or spoon that fits inside the piece of glassware.

Person drying a large Mason jar with a cloth on a kitchen counter. Various mugs and jars line up. Apron shows a tree design. Cozy mood.

The first step is to place the clean dry towel over the spoon or bottle brush and slip it inside the Mason Jar or piece of glassware and move and twist it around until the glassware is dry. Make sure to get into the seam where the bottom and sides of the glassware come together. Then use the towel to dry the outside of the Mason Jar or glassware and place it into its spot in the cupboard.

What you need … bottle brush or spoon, a clean-lint-free towel, and wet mason jars or glassware.

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