Whats the best way to wash a white baseball hat?
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Buy one of these:  http://lsus.shop.com/op/~BALL_CAP_BUDDY-prod-4989441-7194996?sourceid=22&siteID=c9Y1xnss3.w-umckoPwne5U0aSU4IpULAA.  Its a plastic form that you put your cap in so it doesn't shrink or lose its shape while you wash it.\n\nFollow the instructions for washing found on the hat - it probably says to wash it in cold water and to not use bleach.\n\nDon't put it in the dryer - let it air dry.
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You can use the valve oil and grease. You can occasionally run warm soapy water through it (being sure to rinse it all out). Do not dry it with anything abrasive. Most trumpet metal is very easily scraped. Please note :Paper towels are abrasive.
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Windex works great \n\nJust remember to use a new papertowel on each one as not to scratch them.\nI use the Bounty ones that are divided into 1/2 sheets.
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You want to use either water or a VERY mild cleaning solution - nothing abrasive.  Use a clean, non-shedding cloth (like an old, soft t-shirt), and clean the radii of the circle (meaning wipe from center to edge or vice-versa - not across the CD); just a straight line from center out to edge.
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Mix 2 teaspoons pure vinegar in 6 teaspoons water and apply it on the scalp before going to bed. Tie a towel around the head. Wash your head next morning. After shampooing, rinse again with vinegar water. Treat your hair like this once a week for at least three months.\nMix 1 teaspoons lemon juice with 2 teaspoons vinegar and massage on the scalp. Wash your hair with an egg shampoo.\nTake 1 part almond oil, 1 part pure sulphur powder, 2 parts 'surgical spirit' and 4 parts distilled water or rose water and mix well. Rub on the scalp.\nTake 2 cup water, add 4-5 tablespoons dried thyme and boil for 10 minutes. Cool, strain, and use the mixture to massage scalp. Keep for half an hour.\nDissolve 2 aspirins in any dandruff shampoo and wash your hair.\nMassage the scalp with almond oil. Dip a towel in boiling water and wrap it around the hair. Repeat it thrice or four times when the towel gets cold.\nMake a shampoo by mixing 100 g each of amla (Indian goose berry), reetha, and shikakai, and boil in two litre of water until the liquid reduces to half. Use this shampoo for one month. Dandruff will vanish and your hair will become thick.\nGrind fenugreek (methi) seeds soaked in water overnight. Massage this paste on scalp and hair and leave it for 15-20 minutes. Wash it off with a mild shampoo.\nWash your hair with warm apple cider vinegar. Then cover your head with a towel or a shower cap and leave for about 30-40 minutes. Rinse with plain water. Repeat 2 times a week until your dandruff goes away.\nMix 100 g witch hazel and 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice in 200 ml water. Shampoo your hair and apply with cotton to the scalp when the hair are still wet. Repeat several times until the dandruff is treated.\nTry a shampoo with selenium sulfide or salicylic acid.
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If it's going to be used for football, only water and very mild soap (harsher cleaners can chemically damage the plastic and padding, harming their protective abilities) - if only for viewing/decoration - use as strong of cleansers as you want, bleach even if it's a white helmet.
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clean with warm water and put duct tape on it untill it comes off.
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Use bleach or a scoop of oxy-clean powder in your washing machine.
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Windex works, so does rubbing alcohol. Use paper towel.
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Put a baseball in it, Rub the webbing with Vasoline, Rub the pocket with Vasoline. Tie the glove shut. Put it in a old pillowcase and throw it in the dryer. "Low Heat" or none if you can. Let it rumble around in there for a hour or two. Then play catch. Do this 3 or 4 times and your glove will be as soft as a babys butt.
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Cheapest and easiest way is to just use rubbing alcohol from your local drugstore which is great for the surface oil...  For yours since its more saturated, they also sell several cleaners that get more into the ball.  My dad uses this stuff i believe called clean and shine, something like that, its about $10 at your pro shop...  I've used it a few times on my ball and its amazing how much dirt and oil is left on the ball when your done...   Also, maybe once or twice a year its a good idea to bring it your pro shop and they can bake the oil out, returning your ball to almost brand new condition...  Hope this helps..\nEm
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i'd try a cotten ball and rubbing alcohal
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if their completely white, soak them in a bucket of water with a little bleach - that should do the trick. Otherwise, throw them in the washing machine (with a couple of towels or bedsheets so they don't damage the machine when their banging around) on a medium temperature and with a good detergent; remember to take out the insoles before you do!
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neatsfoot oil and a baseball in pocket wrapped with a band ...make sure you use the oil generuosly to work into the leather. The oil not only conditions it but breaks it in so you can catch the ball instead of it popping out.
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On my basketball shoes I use Windex. Works pretty well most of the time.
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don't use detergents. use something like hand soap, or shampoo.\nmake sure you let it air out every once in a while, or it'll get moldy. i've gone through like 5 b/c i didn't let them dry, and i didn't wash them.\nlol
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rinse with vinegar (1 cup) diluted with a pan of water, i guess like a quart or something