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Washing Gloves

Robbo22

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Jul 10, 2006
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i put mine on the path outside, blast them with the hose, then hang them on the line and leave until nice and dry, no shrinking or anything like that!
 

noodles19

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Jun 13, 2006
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if you dont want to stick them in a washer
i put washing poweder in a bowl of water
mine haven't shrunk yet
then dry them outside as its sunny :D :D
 

jahlad

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Feb 11, 2002
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in close to 17 years of playing i have followed the exact same washing routine....

get undressed into the washer....pants, shirt, gloves, pads, pack, bottle cover, underwear....EVERYTHING, i even leave my fluffies in my pants pocket (dont recommend that)
then i bung it on a 40 degree wash, lob the whole lot on the line and presto

only pain is getting all the velcro bits free from grass/fluff

im sure most of this goes against any manufacturers instructions but i wouldnt know ive never read them! i like to live on the edge!

only thing i treat any differently is my playing shoes, they eather get left to fester in a carrier bag till next month when i knock the dry crap off them in the back garden or i jet wash em!

i tend to find that gloves need a couple of washes before they stop tuning your hands a funny colour!
 

sumo89

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May 26, 2005
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i used to have some rhino armored fingerless gloves that would dye my hands black after each time of wearing them, no matter how much i washed them.
 

evoonline

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Feb 14, 2007
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i do my washing the same as jahlad. i unload on the kitchen floor. mom doesnt like that mind. chuck it all in the wash and i do mine on a cold wash. stuff still smells a bit but its my pball kit and its made to get mucky and smelly, beanies, pants, bandanas, jerseys, t-shirts, socks, fluffies, o-rings :(, gloves etc etc. the lot goes in the wash.