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.
961461
Im not sure you can put these in the washer. There is no washing instructions on the tags. Ive used these on my rocking chair in my daughters nursery and honestly have put a cover over them to protect them against the many issues a newborn will have :-) , so I havent needed to clean them yet.
2162957
From what others have told me, yes they can go in the washer. However, it is still recommended to hand wash.
433679
no, thwy are disposable. they pick up so much hair and dirt you wouldnt want to put them in your wash machinethese things are great
1506317
I put them in the washing machine but hang them to dry not put them in dryer.
1443006
as far as i can tell you can put them in the washer but stainless may scratch over time. i put them on top shelf of washer where the glasses go
1715672
Yes, you can put it in the washing machine with clothes or bed sheets, etc.
1474550
They wash in the machine, they do require a lot of ironing so you may want to remove them while they are still damp.
1444956
you can wash in the machine, but the tags say not to put in the dryer... they've accidentally gone into the dryer once or twice and were okay, but I don't make a habit of it.
2202897
You can. They are like thin, stretchy socks, so if you have an agitator post in your washer, these could get hung up.I usually just put a little dish soap on them and do a quick scrub in the kitchen sink every 2-3 rides, and make sure they are laid out to dry in the heat after a ride.
1026971
I don't think you can. What I do is that I flip them around completely to wash and dry them. Then, I flip then back (carefully because they are fragile).
2083654
Do not know for sure but i guess you can if you wash them out after every use
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
1432321
I don't see why you couldn't use them in the washer, as long as the weren't exposed to bleach or a harsh cleaning agent, I think they would be fine. Never used them in the washer, dryer only. I think I would be careful though is water got inside then mold could build up inside from the moisture & that would not be good.
1869852
They are really heavy. You can wash it, but I wouldn't do it in your home machine, I would take it to a laundromat and do it in one of the "industrial size" machines
1376207
No, I don't think so. I tried to wash them once and in the washing machine and it did not go well. I would suggest washing them by hand.
2148704
I have been using them for over 10 years and have never needed to clean them. I suppose if you sweat profusely, you might need something, but I really don't see why. However, I would think you could through them in the washing machine.