Love my gloves but they are getting smelly. How do you clean them.
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I'm almost certain that they can be washed. Also there's a year warranty on them so try to contact the seller in you want them replaced.
348238
I stopped using them before I needed to wash them. But I'm sure just wash them in a machine then hang dry.
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try rubbing lemon juice on them. then jus wipe with a clean damp cloth (not to wet ) and let them air dry......
348240
I hand wash mine with cold water then I blowdry it on low. But if you're worried about ruining the leather material, i suggest just use feebreeze or something for the smell.
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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.
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We recommend hand washing the armbands in a solution of warm water and light detergent.Feel free to reach out to us directly at support@gearbeast.com if you have further questions.The Gear Beast Support Team
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I just wash them in the kitchen sink with dishwashing soap and then let them air dry. They come out nicely.
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Option 1 - Purchase a NEW Pair, Option 2 - Wash your gloves (gentle cycle) with MiraZyme, also make sure to bag-up all your gear in a SCUBA MESH bag, they are bigger and cheaper then the MMA type MESH bags. ...always keep your gear ventilated...a mesh bag will help reduce your smell problem.
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I wouldn't. You might turn them inside out and wash by hand. Blot well with a towel and air dry. Mine got wet on the inside. Fortunately, they're stiffer than the lighter weight grocery store gloves. I stuck mine on a narrow, cottony covered bottle cleaner up the middle finger and it dried out nicely because that held the glove open. You could also use the handles of wooden spoons.
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I am sensitive to smells and odors and I have not noticed any smell on my hands. I do always use a lotion after I am finished doing anything with water, with or with out gloves. I really like them. I bought six pair.
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Very easy, wash them in a little dish soap and warm water...rinse thoroughly and let dry before using again. I also recommend washing before first use as well, to remove the chemicals and slight odor.
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Ehhhh I'd make sure you wash them first. If your hands aren't the perfect fit for the gloves you may lose the pill - not sure. I imagine a better pair is out there for what you want the glove to do. Best of luck.
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Don't put them in washer hand wash them and just air dry there is a instruction inside the glove
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You can put them in the washing machine; I have laundered mine 3 times over the past year with no problems; however do not put them in the dryer. Hang them over a coat hanger in an airy spot, not in direct sunlight. I have 2 pair of these and I have to say they are the best gloves I have used. Get them a size larger and you can put liners in them for winter use.
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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
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See site for details: http://harbingerfitness.com/product/140/But I machine wash my gloves in a mesh bag in cold water & air dry.
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I wash them with All or Tide. Add a bit of oxyclean. I use normal cycle. No problems with odor after they are dried.
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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
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I'm not sure. To be safe, I'd wash them by hand with dish detergent to get off the dirt and mud and air dry. My granddaughters loved these gloves as they like to come over and help me garden.
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I hand wash mine with mild soap and warm water, reshape them and air dry. So far, so good!