After you have washed and cleaned your water bottles, you usually end up with some condensation and left-over water still inside.

Right up there with annoying water spots are streaks left on glassware in an attempt to dry them. So many things can lead to streaks.

Air drying methods include drying racks, drip drying for hours upside down, or drying upright with a paper towel sticking out.

Let DryMeister help you stay dry this January. Drink from water bottles instead of wine glasses, coffee makers instead of wine carafes.

DryMeister was highlighted today on CBS GoodDay Sacramento's segment featuring "Laura's Holiday Gift Guide."

The DryMeister Starter Kit costs less than $25 and makes a great gift for just about anyone.

Spotty glassware is embarrassing. We surely don’t want to set spotty wine or champagne glasses out for someone to use. The culprit is oftentimes letting the glassware air dry or sit on wine glass drying racks before putting it away.

A new kitchen drying gadget arrived before the holidays. A useful and fun stocking stuffer for under $25 on Amazon.

With DryMeister, you can now quickly dry containers that you usually put on the drying rack.

Introducing a new way to dry - innovative tool quickly and efficiently dries the inside of containers and hard-to-reach areas - DryMeister.

With DryMeister, you don’t need to use drying racks, or clutter up your countertops with things air drying for hours.