How would I wash this particular pair of gloves (black gloves)
25296
There should be a label inside the gloves,but I would say as a save bad (not to ruin them) by hand in soapy water, some laundry soap or a leather cleaner since there is some leather on them.
2136860
No, they are not. The care instructions state to wash by hand. Lather them up with a mild soap, like hand soap or dish soap and then rinse thoroughly in cool water. Lay them down on a towel and place another towel on top. Pat them down to get out as much water as possible without wringing them. Then air dry by laying flat or hanging up out of direct sunlight. UV rays can damage the gloves.
228224
Sorry, can't help you. Have never tried it, and I wouldn't because it says it's ok to machine wash but to line dry....I've usually punctured a pair long before I have needed to clean them
566460
I've machine washed both sleeves and gloves, air/line dried. Good results, I didn't let them get too dirty.
1140867
My son is 13 and no you cannot wash them in the washing machine. I have hand washed them and laid them in the sun to dry and that helped for a second! He left them in the back of my car one day and the stink took a whole can of frebreze to get out! Hope this helps. Otherwise great gloves, I think any of them are going to have this problem.
2142276
It is a thin material, so careful washing by hand would work. I will have to buy another pair next year. Depends on your usage.....
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.
824520
Wash them in warm soapy water by hand, rinse well and air dry until thoughly. dry. Then store.
544333
I've never had this issue with it. I usually just use my bare hands with some warm soapy water to clean them, rinse thoroughly, then let them air dry. If that does not work, I would contact the manufacturer.
587310
I'm sorry but I don't have the original box anymore. I have been looking at mine and thinking abouthand-washing them in something like Woolite, rinsing and wrapping in towel to squeeze excess liquid out. Then I guess I will air dry them. This is my best idea.
994272
I really don't kno but I would assume u could delicate wash the In the washing machine or even hand wash them, that's what I would do personally
979885
I would not recommend to wash it. And usually to my understanding you don't the import end part is how you store them dry and dark place and the best way would be airtight ...if they ever get to dry you can wash them in warm water or let them soak for just a lil til they are soft again and you can cut them open to use the .I guess if you realy have the habit to wash them you can go ahead and wash them .
409007
The gloves can be hand washed or machine washed at 80 C with a little detergent, they should be either drip or air dried, do not use tumble drier and do not iron
1597317
No this gloves are kind of thick so this is okay. I have been washing with hot water.
1906688
i wash in very hot water with bleach. They come out relatively clean, not as white as new, but most of the dirt is gone
133154
I'd suggest going to a store (O'Reilly Auto, Wal-Mart,etc.) that carries the gloves and try them on. I don't even know what size I wear, but the XL has stayed true to my hands, even with the dreadful design changes. You can also wash them regularly without fear of shrinking or disintegration. I haven't ever machine-dried mine; I've hung them up.
287306
I hand wash mine with mild soap and warm water, reshape them and air dry. So far, so good!