Are these washable? I need something to protect my arms while washing a cat that really hates baths, so they're going to get very wet.
2017171
I use mine for pulling out poison ivy. When I am done I throw them in the washer. I have washed them (cold water, air dried) probably 10 times and they are still great.
2017172
I dont know if they should get inside but just the other day my gloves were in water and dried nicely overnite
2017173
I love my gloves!!! I have washed them quite a few times so far. I trim my palo verde trees with these. I love them!
2017174
There is no instruction for washing the glove. They will get wet but the gloves will protect from scratches but it is not 100 percent puncture proof. Wash in gentle cycle or hand wash. I hope this will help.
2017175
I can't say for certain unfortunately, but the tag inside them says Palm 60% Nylon 40$ polyurethane and Back 96% Polyester 4% Spandex (if I'm reading the small print right.) Honestly they are built very sturdy and my guess is yes they could handle a gentle washing, even tumble dry but if you're unsure an air dry. I hope that helps.
537738
Absolutely! We have thrown the entire thing in the washer a few times...dryer too. Our cats love these!!!!
1768074
I love the gloves, but I've never tried to wash them. Sorry I can't help in that department, but the gloves are wonderful.
2012693
Whitney, these are a nice slick material (almost like a light jacket or jogging pants), so you should be able to wash these no problem! Dish soap will work perfectly, or you could even toss these in the washing machine. Hope this helps.
1872087
I hand wash my cat's toys in soapy water and air dry. I would recommend removing all the Catnip as it might spread the scent over the other clothes in the wash.
1271141
I have no idea... im not really planning on washing them. They were a cheap party favor that i figured the kids would use to help cook or do art projects. When they get gross... I'm going to just toss ours.
479812
im not sure if they are machine washable, I don't believe that they are though! I did read that you can put a damp rang in the dryer with them to refluff them... I personally love mine, my only complaint is I should have got the standard size d/t this one having so much extra space for the feathers to move around in.. So I have to fold mine in half to get it right.
1775242
I suppose if you were very careful with a hand washing and didn't "soak" them you could but I would not recommend it. They are a flimsy material and I think they would shrink while drying.
2155622
I use them to prevent sheets from getting wet. They do the job. I do not see any reason that they could not be washed by hand. It is just a matter of rinsing well.
1599992
They could be washed but they wipe clean so easily that's its not really necessary to wash them. I've sprayed them off with a hose before. After 5 years they look brand new -even with 4 kids-
1875067
Yes... however the drawback is that they will feel and stay wet against their skin, so I try and change them right away. The "stay-dry" ones work well for longer periods. Sometimes I use one of those with one of these underneath for extra absorbency. Hope that helps.
1539809
I have washed the ones i bought several times and they continue to provide protection for furniture. I highly suggest that you wash in cold water and do NOT dry on a "high" temp.
1178188
These would be fine to wash by hand as long as they don't contain dried-on food or substances like peanut butter. I like them very much because they are "weighted" which helps slightly with my hand tremors. I have a dish washer. Hope this helps.
1875633
Yes, you can wash them in the dishwasher. Unfortunately, they get water spots unless you dry them.
823391
You can wash them with a little soapy water. I have kept the plastic guard covers and put them back on after cleaning
739910
I'm not sure, but I think so. I use them just like cloth. They are very strong. I'm still using the first 3 after 6 months. Washed dozens of times in the washer. Air dry is best although sometimes they go in the dryer. No harm.
143426
I would highly doubt they contain detergent, as that would be very irritating to your pets coat/skin. They won't take the place of a water and pet shampoo bath. Just a great quick cleanup for pets.