How would you go about washing these?
419225
I would wash them in the sink with soap and water. I wouldn't take the chance of ruining the gel pads in the washer with all that agitation.
419226
Talked with the company, wash on gentle cycle and air dry, you should be good.
419227
Personally I would hand wash and air dry. If you wanted to machine wash you could try putting them in a lingerie bag in cold water, on the gentle cycle and then air dry.
419228
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
587310
I'm sorry but I don't have the original box anymore. I have been looking at mine and thinking abouthand-washing them in something like Woolite, rinsing and wrapping in towel to squeeze excess liquid out. Then I guess I will air dry them. This is my best idea.
789002
i throw them in the washer. and i use regular detergent soap with bleach and in hot water, your color ones might changed color but you can use them again.
1066539
Rinse them thoroughly in hot soapy water. Then place on top rack in the dishwasher.
82079
Depending on how dirty they are, you can either hose them down or just use a wet rag to wipe them down. Very easy to clean.
652497
They're supposed to be treated with an antimicrobial that keeps them fresh. I would'nt try washing them, myself.
629013
I put mine in the washer and dryer all the time. Even though they dry quickly, I suspect they will eventually harbor bacteria, so I highly recommend washing them.
185584
I would wash them with dish soap and rinse in very hot water, let them air dry. If you are worried about bacteria, boil water and dip the cloth end in to sterilize.
32145
They suggest wiping with a damp cloth. They also say that you can hand wash them with mild soap. No excessive heat, as in a dryer, though. I would assume that to mean that they should be hung up to dry, turning them inside out once the outside is dry so the moisture does not remain trapped inside and get all funky.
1636029
It says to hand wash them. I had a small which were a bit tight so I exchanged for a medium which I may machine wash on delicate cycle and hand dry
823391
You can wash them with a little soapy water. I have kept the plastic guard covers and put them back on after cleaning
198419
Wash on a delicate cycle and tumble on low setting. ( I tumbled them for 10 minutes then let them air dry.)
1981301
I wash them by hand. They are very thin and I would worry about scratches and shape distortion by the hot water.
553693
I haven't tried to wash them yet but plan to put them in a mesh bag that I use for lingerie. My guess is that you could put them in loose on a gentle cycle for just a few minutes.
1055097
I usually put them in a zip up lingerie bag and wash them on gentle and then lay them out to dry... I have no issues
95725
I just soak them in hot soapy water and use a bottle brush if necessary. Rinse them well and let them air dry.
1971673
These are surprisingly easy to wash, we just run them under warm water, dab with some dish soap and then hand scrub them. Rinse and lay out to dry and you are back in business.