how do you wash these gloves? dry?
1760611
I put it in a plastic container, put detergent in, shake it up like a hand held washing machine, rinse a few times after, drip dry. It is easy, clean and hands free!
1760612
Wow - you got 3 very different answers. The reviewer who said cotton is tough is right, so you can't really hurt them. I wash them in hot because I use a heavy-duty lotion, and there's no residue with hot water.
1760613
I usually just throw them in with my towels/sheets - in hot water & dry in the dryer. Hope this helps.
1760614
I wash them in cold or lukewarm water (cotton will shrink otherwise) with regular detergent (cotton is tough, though) in the washer or by hand. Dry them in the dryer on low or hang to dry in shower.
1760615
I was them inside out, in a garment mess zip bag on a gentle cycle. Dry on low heat.
553695
I just put them in the washer on delicate cycle .... left them out to dry on a towel, when just damp, threw them in dryer on low heat !! Came out fine. I suppose a mesh bag would work ....
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
769710
I wash mine in the washer and dry them in the dryer. I've had them for years and they are good as new.
1698769
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.
1698771
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.
279235
Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.
1431172
I have not washed mine yet. Really not anxious to wash them as the moisturizer is on the inside of the gloves and helps my hands. The directions on the gloves say to hand wash as needed with water. Hang to drip dry. I LOVE these gloves!
592616
I hand wash my love glove in my bathroom sink (just use a not to harsh soap) I sometimes use a nail brush if really needs a good cleaning, to get in the crevices. Next, I gently ring it out and let it dry on a towel on my counter. Then it's ready to go!! Hope this helps ; )
2039151
I just wash them in the sink and let them dry. However, I did order an extra set because they are very slow drying! When they are totally dry they are just like new!
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
246990
I washed them in cold water, and dried them in the dryer before we wore them. They came out great, with very few wrinkles. I wouldn't be afraid, though, to wash them in warm water.
518277
The glove is made mostly out of light weight leather. The best way to clean them is with the use of leather care products. I've used a product called Leather Amore, which penetrates the leather to get out the dirt and grime and boosts the life of the leather with oils and conditioners. Throwing these gloves in the washing machine or soaking them would not be recommended. Once they dry out from that cycle, the leather will most likely be damaged and tends to split after a while, right at the stitch points usually. If you want something for the short term to reduce the stink of these being hand shoes, try a small spritz of Febreeze and keep the gloves on top of your gym bag to air dry. The number one issue with durability on these gloves is keeping the leather parts soft. Once they harden, the damaging effects have set in.
890367
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!
2128766
I just leave them in the dryer all the time. No need to take them out to dry since they don't get wet.
397184
I found out the gloves will bleed. I would put them in warm soapy water, scrub them together and then rinse them in cold water. I rinsed them a couple of time and air dried them. I would also use Febreze between washings. I hope this helps. I loved my gloves and wore them for many workout sessions.
1653554
Just wash them. I believe you hang dry them. So far have kept them pretty clean.