> > > Don't you whip a glass before you use it? And wouldn't dust be setteling on the top of the glass while it is also setteling on the shelf?
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> > Yeah, if you leave the glasses right side up, the dust settles inside the glass. I'd much rather have it on just the lip; that's easy to wipe off. But I usually rinse mine before I pour drinks into them anyhow...
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> If you use the glasses regularly, then no, dust isn't likely to settle on them. But dust will settle on the shelf no matter what.
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> And no, I don't wipe or rinse my glasses before drinking out of them. We right-side-up folks don't *have* to. :-)
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> -- Trip, the Anal-Retentive Cleaning Freak

There is still dust setteling on things, right now dust is setteling inside your right-side-up cups. And you know what is in dust don't you? Dirt, shedded skin cells (human and animal) bits of insects, bacteria, pollen, hair, and mold spores.






Feel like whipping you cups out now?

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