So for boxing gloves, for example, how long do I leave them on the dryer??? All night, an hour? What is average? Thanks.
1469163
i leave my boots on all night (10 - 12 hours), but boxing gloves should not take quite that long. i would think 4-5 hours should be enough to dry them out.
1469164
I don't have any experience with them, but since I assume it would only be light sweat; I would say 4 hours would do. I can put a soaking wet pair of boots on and they are dry in 8 hours. Hope that helps.
1788804
Hello. As to your question. It dried out after about 20 minutes. You will know when it's all used up. It turns into like a dry paper towel. I really like these. Sometimes I use twice a week. Usually once a wek though. I have been using these now for a couple of years. They do make your skin really soft. Enjoy them. For real refreshing put in your fridge and relax with these cool on your face. Sometimes I actually fall asleep. Good Luck and hope you enjoy them like I do.
714892
Just like the others said...dryer 15 mins then push it about at each end....Comes out like new after washing !!!!
752210
I have put them in the washer several times now. But I never dry my clothes. They hang dry. I just started wearing them. I don't know why I didn't start sooner.
1090767
I've always done it outdoors and then left them out there to dry. supposed to let them dry 24 - 48 hours, I normally do maybe 12 hours for thin material, never noticed a smell after that at all. hope that helps. stuff works, too.
1982220
You have my sympathies. The odor last from three days to about week. I put mine in the dryer on fluff for a few minutes. It helps but only thing to do is suffer and wait. I wouldn't try wasting it because they are so heavy it would take longer than a week to dry.
1431171
I wash them from time to time in the washing machine on delicate at tap water temperature and dry them on the delicate (low heat low tumble setting). They have a silicone like material inside so they are not just a pair of cotton gloves that you can easily wash but I do wash them and dry them on the delicate setting every once in a while.
1247373
Soak in rubbing alcohol for a few minutes. I usually leave them in for 5 minutes and let them air dry.
1090347
Hand wash with a little laundry detergent and hang dry. Don't put in dryer!! It will take about 48 hours to dry, fyi.
1249447
I wash mine on the "hand wash" setting of my machine but if you don't have that I would wash on "delicate". I line dry mine - you would be surprised how fast they dry! Maybe 2 or 3 hours?? Hope that helps!
1010362
Is just a question of time. Normally I leave the the AMBA on for 1 or 2 hours with the "wet" towels and has been enough.
174125
Oh yes, use gloves, very strong, a little goes a long way. Do not use for laundry- too hard on fabric
312982
You should re dry all clothes for at least an hour in the dryer. Not sure if it is toxic but it did not have a strong smell and worked extremely well.
397184
I found out the gloves will bleed. I would put them in warm soapy water, scrub them together and then rinse them in cold water. I rinsed them a couple of time and air dried them. I would also use Febreze between washings. I hope this helps. I loved my gloves and wore them for many workout sessions.
225060
See site for details: http://harbingerfitness.com/product/140/But I machine wash my gloves in a mesh bag in cold water & air dry.
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.
1431170
I'm sorry, I don't know. I bought these as a gift for someone else. My best guess is to let them soak in Dreft or other mild detergent for 30 min and then let them air-dry or dry on low in the dryer.