So, you’ve taken the plunge, acquired yourself a brand new set of snazzy Stainless Steel cups, and taken them for a test run with good company to show ‘em off to.

Ready to rinse & repeat?

When it comes to the clean-up, you’re in luck: You’ve actually got your hands on some of the most easy-care drinkware out there.

These cups can handle anything you can throw at 'em... And that durability also translates to an awesomely low-maintenance care label.  

If you’re new to the world of looking after Stainless Steel drinkware...

Welcome to the wonderful reality of less time doing the dishes, and more time enjoying everything else!

It couldn’t be easier to clean a Stainless Steel Greens Steel Cup:

They’re Dishwasher Safe even with regular washing.

They've got Superior Finishing inside & out so they easily wash up with regular dish soap and hot water (if you like doing things the old fashioned way!)

They’re Practically Indestructible so you can clean them in a hurry and not have to handle them with kid gloves- A real-life necessity your delicate glassware can't compete with!

Keep these handy tips in your back pocket for a flawless using and cleaning experience, all the while ensuring your Greens Steel cups stay in tip-top shape.

The following instructions on how to clean stainless steel cups couldn't be more hassle-free...

1. Toss them in the dishwasher

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That’s right! Unlike other stainless steel brands on the market, all Greens Steel products are 100% dishwasher safe.

All you have to do is throw them in the rack and let the machine do its thing. 

2. hand wash in the sink

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If you’re more of a hands-on type, or you need your cup clean ASAP, hand washing is always a solid option. 

As you would with any other reusable drinkware, simply give it the good ol’ scrub-and-rinse under the faucet with regular dish soap and tap water. 

3. DEEP CLEAN WITH BAKING SODA & VINEGAR

No need for too much scrubbing or elbow grease if ever your cups need a deep clean.

Try this method that utilizes a combination of common pantry staples to effortlessly remove the toughest of stains:

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THINGS TO AVOID WHEN CLEANING YOUR CUPS

   steer clear of bleach

While bleach is a go-to for clothes washing and keeping your whites white, it will only do damage to your Greens Steel cup.

The very component that makes our steel stainless is easily stripped away by oxidizing agents like those found in bleach, making the cleaning technique actually counterproductive in this case. 

(Stick to our trusty Baking Soda & Vinegar blend for any deep cleaning situations.)

   steeL & STEEL DON'T MESH

Steel wool, metal scrubber, wire brush... Whatever form it comes in, don’t use it! 

Despite our steel’s incredible durability, metal scrubbers can still leave their mark, forever scarring your cup and allowing residue to build up in the scratches. 

Play it safe and opt for nonabrasive sponges for scrubbing purposes. 

  BONUS: HOW DO YOU GET COFFEE STAINS OUT OF STAINLESS STEEL CUPS?

If you’re a fellow coffee enthusiast, you’ll surely have discovered by now that your new Greens Steel cup also happens to be perfectly-sized for a potent cold-brew kick in the afternoon. 

While we’re happily hopped up on the concentrated delights of our favorite caffeinated indulgences, it’s no secret that coffee and tea can indeed leave its mark on our drinkware.

The Baking Soda & Vinegar Method effectively whisks away any telltale coffee remnants lingering after several cups of joe!

And that's it!

You'll love how effortless it is to take care of your unbreakable, BPA-free, high-achieving Greens Steel Stainless Steel Cups.

Now, it's time to get back to imbibing your favorite beverages in style: Greens Steel approved!

Here's to effortless enjoyment and easy cleanup with Greens Steel,

Maggie J.
Greens Steel Wellness Contributor

P.S. Here's some helpful links to other Greens Steel tips & tricks:

How to Personalize a Stainless Steel Water Bottle or Tumbler Mug

How to Clean:

• Reusable Metal Straws in 5 Steps
  
  
• A Stainless Steel Bottle in 3 Ways
  
  
• Your Stainless Steel Tumbler