How do you clean these gloves?
1570015
Have not washed mine yet but this is what I am going to do. I am going to treat them like they were a gentle item I wash, I am going to spray them with fantasic because fantastic takes off everything it is amazing.. I am then going to put them into a pillow case tie it shut and wash them on gentle cycle.. I then am going to air dry them... Or in summer I will lay them out on my patio table to dry in the sun .. God Bless
1578431
I usually soak it for a minute or two in soapy water, rub it with my hands, and then rinse well. And, you can put them in boiling water to sanitize.
894902
I usually just breathe on it and then polish it of with a towel. Works great! If the kids were using it with jelly fingers *sigh* I use a damp cloth to clean it off (without any cleaner or soap).
2017174
There is no instruction for washing the glove. They will get wet but the gloves will protect from scratches but it is not 100 percent puncture proof. Wash in gentle cycle or hand wash. I hope this will help.
566460
I've machine washed both sleeves and gloves, air/line dried. Good results, I didn't let them get too dirty.
2270998
I just use warm water. A mild hand soap works too. Just try to scrub too hard.
5072
these are not stainless steel so you cannot wash them with water. You will receive a manual that indicates how you must do the cleaning, you just need to use a dry cloth
638891
Don't put them in washer hand wash them and just air dry there is a instruction inside the glove
2046393
I just use a lightly damp cloth, rub them down and dry them right away. My never get "dirty" because I always wash my hands before using my needles. Hope this helps.
1284617
Soak it in warm soapy water or use a little Goo Gone and wash them well afterward.
225060
See site for details: http://harbingerfitness.com/product/140/But I machine wash my gloves in a mesh bag in cold water & air dry.
972094
I have never needed to wash the gloves. I turn them wrongside out to dry. They have never smelled after many uses. The gloves are germ protected. I will never use any others, they are the best.
1478127
Hi, I think any beauty supply store sells cheap plastic gloves. I dont use gloves, right after I apply, i take a sponge (the kind with one rough side) and gently wash my hands, comes right off.
384266
It's a pain. I rinse them with lots of hot water, add soap and shake them and rinse again. I don't use them much for this reason.
818529
You can put them in the washing machine; I have laundered mine 3 times over the past year with no problems; however do not put them in the dryer. Hang them over a coat hanger in an airy spot, not in direct sunlight. I have 2 pair of these and I have to say they are the best gloves I have used. Get them a size larger and you can put liners in them for winter use.
890368
Good question!... I've been using these gloves for about 4 years (4 pairs) and here are the things I've tried and I do NOT recommend: 1- I flipped them inside out, hand washed them with mild liquid soap, then let them air dry at the dish rack --this did not get rid of the mildew odor. I mean it was good for one use maybe. 2- Someone said try apple cider vinegar instead of soap, I did. did NOT work. --again flip them inside out. 3- Wash them in dishwasher, inside out. Was good for a week or less, the odor got back again the same way. 4- Wash them in washing machine, inside out, same as dishwasher, it was good for a week, then stinky again (and I did not load the machine with towels like the other responder, maybe that is the trick?) I have talked to other folks and no one really knows how to get rid of the bad odor. The gloves are awesome and last for a long time, though I change them due to stinkiness issue. BTW, turning them inside out could be a little tricky, but it is easy when you get a hang of it. Sorry if this doesn't help much, but thought to share. I hope someone else offers a more helpful response and I might try the load of towels too... being desperate I guess. he he
287306
I hand wash mine with mild soap and warm water, reshape them and air dry. So far, so good!