Advantages and disadvantages of glass cookware

1. Advantages of glass tea set. The glass tea set is made of high-transparent glass with high transparency. When making tea, you can directly see the posture of the tea leaves and appreciate the beauty that other tea sets cannot show. It is especially suitable for tea with beautiful tea color, such as fruit tea, flowers and plants. Glass is a pore-free material, which does not absorb the taste of tea and can enjoy 100% of the original taste. The glass is easy to clean, there will be no tea smell after washing, and it will not affect the next brewing. Glass teapots can also be heated with alcohol lamps or candles to keep the tea warm.

2. Disadvantages of glass tea set. The glass tea set is fragile and easily damaged. Take special care when using and cleaning to prevent knocks and damage. The glass tea set has limited temperature resistance, the temperature difference is too large, and it is easy to burst. Generally, it should be washed with warm water before use to allow the temperature of the tea set to rise and adapt to boiling water.

Glass tea set cleaning

1. Clean with vinegar. Vinegar is one of the best cleaners for cleaning glass tea sets. Soak the glass tea sets in diluted vinegar water for about half an hour, and the tea stains on the glass tea sets can be removed. For stubborn tea stains, first soak the glass tea set in vinegar water for an extended period of time, and then use a cotton cloth or a soft brush dipped in vinegar to slowly wipe off the tea stains. However, we should remind everyone that it is strictly forbidden to use iron wire or other hard objects to wipe the glass tea set, which will leave marks on the glass tea set and damage the beauty of the tea set.

2. Clean with orange juice. Take a small spoonful of orange juice or lemon juice, mix with water, and let stand for several hours. The tea leaves on the glass will fall off on its own. The principle of using orange juice and lemon juice to remove tea stains is to use the acidic substances contained in the juice to achieve the effect of removing tea stains.

3. Clean with toothpaste. Moisten the glass teapot with water first, squeeze out some toothpaste, use a soft brush or cotton cloth to spread it evenly, or use your fingers directly, about 1 minute, and then rinse with water, which is simple and convenient. For the removal of tea dirt, the cheaper the toothpaste, the better the effect.

4. Clean with potato skins. Put the peeled potato skins in a teacup, add boiling water to the teacup, and cover the lid for a few minutes to remove the tea stains. Potatoes contain starch. The use of potatoes to remove dirt is to take advantage of the adsorption of potatoes to absorb the tea dirt attached to the glass tea set to obtain the effect of removing tea dirt.