Once the blue &amp; white "ove gloves" get grungy, you can't really clean them. Are these gloves at least hand washable, hang dry, reusable?
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They are machine washable, but hang dry them while molding them to your hands. Of course, they can be washed and re-used over and over.
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i have run them through a gentle cycle once just to clean them before use but i would still handwash them to be safe. they are small so it shouldnt be a burden
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I've only tried these gloves.... They are amazing!! They work fantastic and wash up well in the machine. They must be dry when using though, since dampness will conduct the heat.
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I don't think you're supposed to wash them because of whatever materials they have on the inside. I'd probably say it's best to wash your hands before so it keeps them clean longer. But I didn't find this product useful for me. I woke up and my hands were white and pruney. Definitely not my desired result.
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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.
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I always let them air dry. I wash them frequently and love them. Best gardening gloves ever.
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They are sterile so you don't need to wash them. Just open one and attach it. I haven't tried reusing them. I thought about it until I started using them. I think it's impractical.
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I just got these so I have gotten to that point yet. but I would imagine you could hand wash them in the sink and let them air dry.
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Sorry, but I haven't tried. I always wash them by hand, which I feel is far better when dealing with smaller items. Based on the apparent quality, it should be OK, but this is speculation.
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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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absolutely. i wash them by hand. I have used them numerous times since I purchased them last August.
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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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They are not like cleaning gloves. These are lined and protect your hands from the heat of the food you are handling. We use them to take meat from our smoker. Cleaning gloves wouldn't protect your hands.
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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.
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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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I have never tried to wash them. I clothes pin the pair together and hang up by the fingers.
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Good question!... I've been using these gloves for about 4 years (4 pairs) and here are the things I've tried and I do NOT recommend: 1- I flipped them inside out, hand washed them with mild liquid soap, then let them air dry at the dish rack --this did not get rid of the mildew odor. I mean it was good for one use maybe. 2- Someone said try apple cider vinegar instead of soap, I did. did NOT work. --again flip them inside out. 3- Wash them in dishwasher, inside out. Was good for a week or less, the odor got back again the same way. 4- Wash them in washing machine, inside out, same as dishwasher, it was good for a week, then stinky again (and I did not load the machine with towels like the other responder, maybe that is the trick?) I have talked to other folks and no one really knows how to get rid of the bad odor. The gloves are awesome and last for a long time, though I change them due to stinkiness issue. BTW, turning them inside out could be a little tricky, but it is easy when you get a hang of it. Sorry if this doesn't help much, but thought to share. I hope someone else offers a more helpful response and I might try the load of towels too... being desperate I guess. he he