Are hockey jerseys machine washable?
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Real hockey jerseys are machine washable (thank God).  All practice jerseys, any of your game worn jerseys, all totally fine for washer and dryer (if you're super finicky you could pull them out early and hang them to dry the rest of the way just to save wear and tear but... dude.  It's a *hockey* jersey.  Washing is probably the *least* of what's going to happen to it).\n\nIf it's a Gretzky jersey, keep it under glass and don't wash nothin'.\n\nAs far as cheap replica jerseys go, like you get on Ebay or whatever?  Those can get really messed up by machine washing, mostly because the appliques are glued on and the glue gets goofed up with the moisture and heat.  You could try handwashing.  I'd stick to cold water.\n\n I'm still not sure I'd dry clean them, though.  I mean, seriously.  Don't let a hockey player see you taking a jersey to a dry cleaner.  Make someone else do it.  Serious.  You'd never live it down.\n\n:p
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665750
when the nhl started in 1927 and even before that, the home team always wore the dark jerseys, and the away team always wore the light-coloured jerseys. in 1972(or around then), it was changed to the way you mention.(light @ home, dark away). to realign with tradition, the nhl switched back to the original format(dark @ home, light away).\n\nyour question should really be "why did the nhl switch to wearing light jerseys at home and dark jerseys when away in 1972?"
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I don't think u should. B/c u'll reck the image of the jersey.
246665
If it's all white or has a screen print type of design on it.. you can bleach it. Just the spot though (unless it's really dirty) and wash normally after pre bleaching it.
163280
wash it in cold water
546750
Try RIT (in the laundry isle) I think that they have a "white wash"
1049207
yes! they will add one star to their jerseys
471270
http://www.russianjerseys.com/\n\nhttp://hockeyground.safeshopper.com/19/cat19.htm?756
414983
jersey? ahh, no way...
882291
To a certain extent you can wash your gloves, but it's better if you manually wash them in order to protect the grip. Don't use strong products.
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I have washed my gloves in the machine but inside out and make sure they are really dry before using then again.\n\nIf your not to sure, wash them by hand, make sure you rinse them well and only use a very small amount of washingpowder.
1076323
I do not know if you can wash them but there are somethings that may help.  Keep them in a plastic bag so they don't dry out.  Take them off between shots, sometimes when it's hot use several gloves.  That way you can rotate them so they don't get wet with a lot of sweat.  Darker colors seem to hold up better or at least look better after a few rounds.
1136205
Just use a magic marker.  No one really likes soccer anyways, so no one will look at the jersey without already laughing at you for wearing it!
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You should check out trade shops, or sports memorbilia shops. Or you could post it on ebay or something and see how crazy red wings fans can get (we can get pretty crazy sometimes). Its worth something, its before JLA.
426167
Its still used.  Its worn on the shoulders of the jerseys.\n\nGood Luck to them against Dallas.
646434
yes if you do not keep it washed