can you put them in the washing machine?
601390
You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce lint inside to make sure the smell disappears. Good Luck! You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce... » Read More You can put them in the washing machine, BUT I advise you not to because the hand wraps do tend to bleed color out. Anytime you place something in the washing machine you risk wearing out the fabric which will prematurely wear out over time. I recommend that you hand wash them after 2-3 uses to remove the bacteria from the fabric and place them on a dry rack. Trust me when I state that the washer and dryer will kill the fabric. Mine have lasted well over 2 years because I have only hand washed them. Also, if you use punching gloves, you may want to spray it with fabreeze or place a bounce lint inside to make sure the smell disappears. Good Luck! « Show Less
601391
Yes you can! But not with your regular clothes. You don't want the velcro to stick and mess up the fabric on your clothes.
601392
I do, but I haven't owned them for long enough (only 3 washes so far) to know how they'll stand up to it. In any case, air drying them is probably best.
601393
I have but you need to place it into a mesh wash bag to prevent undue damage.
601394
Yes you can, but I recommend hand washing in warm water and soap. But I am just frugal and like to extend the wear and use as long as possilble
601395
I have washed them in a washing machine without any problems, but I do put them in a lingerie bag, and I air-dry them. I wouldn't just throw them in the machine. A zipper pillow case works well also.
1126183
I don't see why you would need too, just rinse it well after use. If you did want to anyway, they are pretty tough and would most likely be fine in the washer.
818528
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.
1682540
Honestly I never thought about putting them in the dish washer, but I do not see why not! They are made well so I bet they would hold up. I just soak them in a sink of hot soapy water. I may try your idea.
1432239
I don't know. I have the same question. I doubt you can put in in the washing machine.
583795
I don' see why you could not. They washed in washer and the kitchen sink in very hot water. You may need to put them under a bowel to keep them from flying around the dish washer. Dryer heat might be too high for the stretch material.
638884
It is ok to put them into washer but they advice to have them dry outside. But please check their site
2160220
I haven't had then long enough to get dirty but I bet you could put them through a gentle cycle in the washing machine. Inside tag says wipe with damp cloth.
197795
I have not tried to put them in the washing machine, because I do not have one. But I have washed the fan and duster attachments by hand. That worked just fine.
2269259
They are plastic. So I don't imagine that you would be able to run them through the washing machine, but they absolutely are reusable.
2162957
From what others have told me, yes they can go in the washer. However, it is still recommended to hand wash.
1898907
Yes, they should be able to be washed with no problem. I have not washed them yet, but I can see that it will be no problem to slide them out of the hangers and throw them in the wash.
318657
You can wipe clean with a damp cloth, but there's no way to put them in the washing machine.
769709
I just hose them off and let them air dry in the sun. I've never put them in the washing machine. No need as they wash off wit the hose easily.
368384
No, you would just want to wash them just like you would any other laundry. Some websites suggest using certain types of detergent, but in the end it doesn't affect the absorbency.
2111493
Yes, I wash them in the washing machine and they come out great. I do not put them in the dryer.
968698
I would not put them in the washing machine. I simply rinse and hand squeeze them out under warm water and lay them on a paper towel to dry overnight. They actually dry long before that and are ready to go.