1、 What material is the beer cup made of

Beer cups have capacities ranging from 360 to 1500 milliliters. Its appearance, just like its volume, is also diverse. The difference in appearance of beer cups is related to the origin of beer, types of raw materials, production methods, and drinking methods

At the same time, there are also many materials used for beer cups, such as tin, pottery, porcelain, glass, wood, silver, etc. The surface of the cup has beautiful patterns or drawings.

2、 How to clean a beer cup

After drinking beer, the beer cup always leaves a strong beer flavor. How can these flavors be removed? How to clean beer cups? Here's how to clean beer cups.

1. Step 1: Rinse with warm water, the water temperature should be slightly hot to the touch. For areas where dirt is easily attached to the mouth or bottom, detergent can be used to scrub, and a dedicated cleaning cloth can be used. The cleaning cloth is made of polyester cotton composite, which has good water absorption but cannot shed hair, and it is necessary to absolutely avoid scratches.

2. Step 2: After rinsing, place the cup upside down on a flat cleaning cloth to allow the water to flow naturally and control dryness. When pouring the cup, be careful not to store water on the bottom of the cup and the surface of the table, otherwise water marks may form.

3. Step 3: After controlling the water on the cup body to dry, use a dry cleaning cloth to wipe off any water marks left. When wiping, hold the cup body with your left hand and wipe it with your right hand. Start from the bottom, then straighten the cup, and finally the body. When wiping the inside of the cup body, the towel should gently rotate around the cup body and not vigorously wipe.

4. Step 4: After wiping, the beer glass can be hung upside down on the glass holder or placed in the wine with the mouth facing up, clean and transparent without any water marks. Avoid placing the glass upside down in the wine cabinet for a long time, as it will not move for a long time and may accumulate unclean or stale odors in the cups and bowls, which may affect their use.