How do you clean them?
198052
Epica gloves are washable but the maximum washing temp is 40 degrees C. Do not machine dry or iron.
198053
We haven't had to wash them yet but the instructions say to machine wash and drip dry.
198054
I have only washed them once in my washer on delicate. Since then I have been just washing them with soap and water while on my hands and it has been great! I hang them to dry on my drying rack.
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
198056
The wife says machine wash, but let them air-dry (don't put them in the dryer.)
829292
Use a vacuum. The air leaks out making them pretty worthless, though they do keep dust off.
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.
824522
I just scrub them, then soak in bleach water. Then a soak in regular water.
1981301
I wash them by hand. They are very thin and I would worry about scratches and shape distortion by the hot water.
1405386
I just put them in the washing machine using hot water with regular laundry soap and then dry them on the normal setting. Sometimes I use a soak setting beforehand.
1494314
I clean them after every use with a toothpick and by tapping them to loosen the dust (outside). They don't wash well. To me water just make the dust cake on the filter. The toothpick method is a little time-consuming but works for me. They will last 3 or 4 times of vacuuming the entire house.
5072
these are not stainless steel so you cannot wash them with water. You will receive a manual that indicates how you must do the cleaning, you just need to use a dry cloth
1066539
Rinse them thoroughly in hot soapy water. Then place on top rack in the dishwasher.
1342623
No, in fact the best way to clean them is to simply turn them inside out and scrub them out.
1383527
I just use a soft brush and warm water with a little bit of an organic cleaner (I use Amway's SA8). Sometimes just wiping them down with warm water and a soft cloth works.
825329
A little warm water and shake em around. They clean off good as new with no effort!
32143
No. You can clean them with a damp cloth of soapy water or bleach/water or vinegar/water. They are super thin; we'll never buy them again.
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.
1284617
Soak it in warm soapy water or use a little Goo Gone and wash them well afterward.
1578431
I usually soak it for a minute or two in soapy water, rub it with my hands, and then rinse well. And, you can put them in boiling water to sanitize.
1526897
Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.