Some of the people who specialize in making recycled glass dinnerware in today’s go green world are artisans whose pieces stand up against any of the more expensive dinnerware in the marketplace.
Alot of recycled glass dinnerware is made from melted down bottles, jars, construction and industrial waste and are truly pieces of art. Most are dishwasher safe but not all are safe for microwaves. You should consult the recycled glass dinnerware seller or packaging information before putting any of them into your microwave.
When you purchase recycled glass dinnerware you may not be aware of it but you may be helping a charity out. Normally a portion of all proceeds made from recycled glass dinnerware goes to several different charities including The Habitat for Humanity, Forbes Hospice, Alzheimer’s Association, and a variety of Food Banks across the country. By purchasing recycled dinnerware you are not only bringing beauty into your kitchen but helping to save the planet and other individuals in the world at the same time. How often does that happen when you go shopping for new dinnerware?
Also the price for recycled glass dinnerware is normally much cheaper than designer dinnerware and can be much more attractive to the eye. Why spend hundreds of dollars on new cookware that needs to be replaced after just a few months when you can purchase recycled glass dinnerware that will last you a life time if taken care of properly.
When cleaning recycled glass dinnerware you should wash it by hand with a mild dish washing detergent and a nylon or soft cloth. You may also use a sponge as long as it’s not hard bristled or steel wool as you do not want to crack or break the glass. Once you have washed your recycled glass dinnerware rinse it off with either cool or lukewarm water and dry immediately after rinsing. You may let them air dry but place in a safe area away from other metals that could shatter your dinnerware.