Spot-Not The Decanter Dryer Decanter Dryer

Spot-Not the decanter dryer Decanter Dryer is an innovative kitchenware solution designed to address the persistent challenge of drying wine decanters and carafes effectively, both inside and out. Developed by Julia Weber and Jan Schmitt in Toronto between 2013 and 2014, this ingenious device employs a sophisticated magnetic interaction system to ensure thorough drying of any decanter shape, effectively preventing water spots and maintaining the pristine appearance of fine glassware. The design consists of two primary components: a highly absorbent microfiber drying cloth equipped with three 10mm N35 magnets for interior drying, and a corresponding drying mitt featuring three 20mm diameter, 4mm thick neodymium N35 magnets for exterior use. Both components measure 130mm in diameter and work in perfect synchronization through magnetic attraction, allowing users to manipulate the interior drying cloth by moving the exterior mitt, thus ensuring comprehensive drying of even the most intricately shaped decanters. This revolutionary approach to decanter maintenance represents a significant advancement in wine accessory design, earning recognition with a Silver A' Design Award in the Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design category for its innovative functionality and practical solution to a long-standing problem in wine service and glassware maintenance.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: wine accessories, decanter maintenance, magnetic cleaning system, glassware care, microfiber technology, housewares innovation

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/31997

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