Standard bottle drying methods fall short because most bottles, especially reusable ones, have narrow openings and deep interiors. Airflow can’t circulate at the bottom, even with drying racks, and twisted towels – if they fit – are cumbersome and offer no guarantee.

You open your dishwasher expecting sparkling clean and dry dishes only to find a few things still wet inside. It’s often the plastic or silicone items that still have water drops in them. How is this even possible?

Have you ever left odd-shaped containers out to dry for hours, only to find them still wet inside? There’s usually a lot more at play than just time, angled positions, or the amount of humidity in the house. Why are they so hard to dry? And how can we dry them faster?

Looking for a unique, affordable star-status kind of gift this Mother’s Day? You’re in the right place — because this year, 25 of Hollywood’s celebrity moms will be unwrapping the same fun gift as the mom in your life can: the DryMeister Drying Wand!

Let's be honest, most of us have attempted to dry wine glasses with a dish towel (and hopefully a clean one).

So, you’re looking at your cloudy wine decanter and wondering how to bring it back to life.

Every kitchen has its MVPs - they might not be everyday essentials like your knife or tongs, but when you need them, it’s so satisfying.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and there’s one thing you need to make sure of: your glass vases are ready!

Improper drying of narrow neck and narrow mouth water bottles can lead to a host of problems that many people might not even realize.

As we look back on 2024, we are so grateful for the incredible journey DryMeister has been on.

Each holiday season, at some point, you probably find yourself looking for that perfect gift — something unique and affordable.

Each holiday season, at some point, you probably find yourself looking for that perfect gift — something unique, innovative, and practical.