What is a good way to clean these gloves and how often should you clean them if playing nearly everyday?
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Clean the sticky side just with water after each use. When they get too smelly you can throw em in the normal wash with your other clothes. Each wash takes a bit out of them though, so wash only when the smell is way too bad.If you can afford it I'd have a practice pair and a game pair for the season. If not follow what I said and it should last longer than any other gloves you find. These are by far the best gloves on the market in my opinion. I've gone through a lot.
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Clean the sticky side just with water after each use. When they get too smelly you can throw em in the normal wash with your other clothes. Each wash takes a bit out of them though, so wash only when the smell is way too bad. If you can afford it I'd have a practice pair and a game pair for the season. If not follow what I said and it should last longer than any other gloves you find. These are by far the best gloves on the market in my opinion. I've gone through a lot.
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Hey Leonie,Sorry for the late reply. The way I clean my gloves is by turning them inside out and put them in the washing machine (hot water) and I do use bleach,detergent, disinfectant. How often...I'd say wash them once every 2 weeks, 3 weeks the most.
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Soak the gloves in water with denture cleaning tablets to take the smell away. We usually do this once per week.
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To clean them I use a very small amount of the foaming bacterial soap and clean them by hand.I then thoroughly wash them, removing any soap, dry by paper towel, then let air dry.
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I wash them weekly in the washer with my clothes, so they should be fine in that regard. They aren't waterproof, per se, more like..resistant. In my line I get a lot of fuel on my hands and this keeps most of it off, but there is definitely a dampness.
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I have not noticed the gloves picking up dirt. You would need to watch them if they started changing colors and wash them. I would not hesitate to use them myself.
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I did not even think about washing the gloves since they have fine particles, I was afraid the agitation and water would create possible leaks. Instead, I use hand sanitizer to "sanitize" and deodorize them and let them dry in the sun.
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I've never had this issue with it. I usually just use my bare hands with some warm soapy water to clean them, rinse thoroughly, then let them air dry. If that does not work, I would contact the manufacturer.
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I hand wash my gloves. This was recommended by the makers. I soak them first in dish detergent.
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I always let them air dry. I wash them frequently and love them. Best gardening gloves ever.
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Just cleaned mine today. Just wash in soapy water, rinse, and dry. Be careful not to break them.
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I have found that the best way to clean your gloves is to stick them in the washing machine with a load of towels and then put them on a boot dryer so they don't get the mildew odder in them. I tried washing them and hanging them from clothes pins on a hanger but it keeps the gloves closed and then they smell like mildew!
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I have washed the ove glove in a cold wash with mild detergent. I let it air dry because I am think using a dryer may take away some of the protection that you get from heat afterward. I have also just rinsed it in the sink and left it to air dry after a small spill.
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I've washed them in the washer using the delicate cycle, and just let them air dry. After all the cleanings and uses they're still like new!
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I recommend hand wash and air dry just so that I can keep the wear and tear to a minimum. They fit fine inside my Everlast 14 oz gloves, and a little baby powder or talc helps the fit and the smell. James
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Not sure what others have done, but I kept mine on my hand continuously for over a month, changing them or cleaning as necessary. I would assume that the more they are worn, the better the results.
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Hello great question! These gloves are 100% smooth on the inside which makes it very easy for cleaning plus the raised texture is solid on the inside and outside so nothing catches within the texture itself. Thanks for asking!
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Gloves only smell bad after use if not cared for properly. It's an enclosed environment for bacteria to grow. After every use, and I do mean every use, I wipe them down with an antibacterial tissue, inside and out, then place them on a boot dryer which removes humidity, sweat, and leaves little for bacteria to grow on. I've never had an issue with them. It's common sense stuff. If they smell BEFORE use... No idea what to tell you. Sorry.
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I throw it in the wash on a delicate cycle. If it needs special spot treatment, I use handsoap and scrub at the stain. I wash them continuously. Do they look as good as they did on day 1? No, but they sure are cute!!!