handwashed glasses horrible and dry to touch?

[what..the?]

I fate lolly pop sticks and cotton wool, its something to do with the dryness I hate to touch or hold these items. Sometimes glasses which I hand wash are over dry, is this as a result of extensive scratching to the surface?

Is there a way of reversing this feel, I sometimes put it under the tap again but with no difference.

Thanks in advance

[coccinelle]

I don't know how to solve the problem but I remember as a kid helping out in the school kitchen. The plates after washing were put into a rack and these were plunged into nearly boiling water. They only took a minute or two to be bone dry but as you state 'too' dry. I used to cringe to stack them away so ended up using rubber gloves! Maybe by applying a good absorbent hand cream could help.

[heathfield]

http://changethatsrig...phobia-of-dry-things/

[askyourgran]

I know what you mean about cotton wool I hate that feeling too. I thought perhaps it could be my hands which are usually very dry.

[jomifl]

How on earth can glasses be too dry? they are dry or they are not dry.I know this is a bit of an absolutist point of view but I am fed up with couching everything I say in non -commital terms just in case I am not absolutely right. But they could be a bit damp!

[sophie_1003]

urrgh, I hate that with glasses! Only find they are like that when they come out of a dishwasher though!
jomifl-- it's like they have a powdery surface and instead of being clear and shiny they look dull and just too dry!