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Yes, like any household furnishing the glass can get dirty and dusty. If there is an obvious build up of dirt one can scoop out the glass and wash it with dish detergent followed by a thorough rinse. Another common option is mixing the glass with ones hand or a flat object to eliminate surface dust.
