how to wash these mitts?
1376481
The outside or inside? Supposed to wear liners on hands and then insert into mitt.
618418
Warm water, a little dish soap, and elbow grease - small amounts of soap go a long way. Wring and let dry. It helps to wash these at least every few gun cleans, instead of waiting to let it get completely caked and greasy.
279235
Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.
1981301
I wash them by hand. They are very thin and I would worry about scratches and shape distortion by the hot water.
2280320
I have not washed them yet. But I think you just air dry them. I know I am not going to put them in the dryer.
2136860
No, they are not. The care instructions state to wash by hand. Lather them up with a mild soap, like hand soap or dish soap and then rinse thoroughly in cool water. Lay them down on a towel and place another towel on top. Pat them down to get out as much water as possible without wringing them. Then air dry by laying flat or hanging up out of direct sunlight. UV rays can damage the gloves.
1294317
just wash the mitt with your hand soap, rinse out well and hang to dry. My mitts typically last for 3 months and don't start showing stains until the last week or 2.
836602
I don't remember what the instructions recommended, but I always wash these by hand. Sorry to not be more helpful than that :-/
1526897
Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.
972093
I have not tried to wash them, but I bet you could turn them inside out and wash them by hand and then air dry. I find the fingertips get too stiff for me after about a month and a half and then I just toss them. They do not smell at that point.
1055095
Wash them by hand and hang them up to dry. The packaging has instructions also.
1969962
Agreed - hand wash and dry. I wouldn't use them frequently though, maybe just one more time.
1242152
I wash them in cold water on a gentle cycle then hang to dry. You could also easily hand wash them in cold water and hang to drip dry.
2052857
I wouldn't machine wash them, I'm afraid they wouldn't hold up and the "sand" getting wet might ruin the gloves altogether. You could spot clean them thought I haven't tried cleaning them yet.
1465909
Just pop the top and bottom off and clean them in hot soapy water. I use a small scrub brush on them. Have no problems, best way I have found to clean it.
890367
I have found that the best way to clean your gloves is to stick them in the washing machine with a load of towels and then put them on a boot dryer so they don't get the mildew odder in them. I tried washing them and hanging them from clothes pins on a hanger but it keeps the gloves closed and then they smell like mildew!
138665
I wash mine with dish detergent. Run it under water to get it wet, then put a few drops of detergent on both sides, agitate the surface with your fingers. Afterwards, run it under the water again to rinse while squeezing the excess suds/soap out. When you're finished let it air dry.