Can I wipe a glass bowl that held warm food right away with a wet dishcloth?

Sudden cooling refers to a phenomenon where the surface temperature of heated glass drops sharply upon contact with cold moisture or air. Because glass transfers heat relatively slowly, if the temperatures inside and outside change unevenly, it cannot withstand internal contraction and easily cracks.

For Ishizuka Glass glassware as well, gripping it with a wet cloth while hot or placing it in a location with low temperatures can cause it to crack due to sudden cooling ^[1]. While warmth remains, it is safe not to wipe it immediately with a wet dishcloth or let it touch a cold sink countertop, and to wait sufficiently until the heat slowly dissipates at room temperature.

hmmm, the trick to using clear, solid-looking glass for a long time is the consideration of first giving the dish time to cool down on its own, rather than the touch of wiping it down.