How would I wash this particular pair of gloves (black gloves)
25296
There should be a label inside the gloves,but I would say as a save bad (not to ruin them) by hand in soapy water, some laundry soap or a leather cleaner since there is some leather on them.
2136861
No. The company has the cleaning policy in a manual. I think they recommend soaking the gloves in water, but the manual has more complete information on this procedure.
1653553
The gloves are machine washable. They should be air-dried to maintain their shape. Mine have been through a couple cycles and look new.
44487
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.
1281912
I have not washed them, but if I were to, I'd put them in a mesh bag (lingerie bag) and wash them cold/cold on gentle or handwash cycle with very little detergent and lay them flat to dry.
198055
I just wash them while I'm wearing them, With dish detergent. Be sure to rinse out really well, and air dry on dish drying rack
2024352
Just spray on , Rub in lightly you do not need gloves. Just wash your hands after .
228224
Sorry, can't help you. Have never tried it, and I wouldn't because it says it's ok to machine wash but to line dry....I've usually punctured a pair long before I have needed to clean them
82636
Hello Daffodil5!The answer to your question I believe is a yes. Washing your gloves would not affect the protection. They don't have any special coating! So wash away my friend....
1558273
Use a couple of your fingers and wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. A brush is a waste of this expensive (but well worth it) product.
2018322
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.
1861274
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.
251617
I wouldn't. You might turn them inside out and wash by hand. Blot well with a towel and air dry. Mine got wet on the inside. Fortunately, they're stiffer than the lighter weight grocery store gloves. I stuck mine on a narrow, cottony covered bottle cleaner up the middle finger and it dried out nicely because that held the glove open. You could also use the handles of wooden spoons.
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.
566460
I've machine washed both sleeves and gloves, air/line dried. Good results, I didn't let them get too dirty.
1090348
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!
409007
The gloves can be hand washed or machine washed at 80 C with a little detergent, they should be either drip or air dried, do not use tumble drier and do not iron