How do I wash them? Dry them?
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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.
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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.
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I have not washed mine yet. Really not anxious to wash them as the moisturizer is on the inside of the gloves and helps my hands. The directions on the gloves say to hand wash as needed with water. Hang to drip dry. I LOVE these gloves!
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I don't think you're supposed to wash them because of whatever materials they have on the inside. I'd probably say it's best to wash your hands before so it keeps them clean longer. But I didn't find this product useful for me. I woke up and my hands were white and pruney. Definitely not my desired result.
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You can washwith detergent and dry them once. Over the next washes absorbancy will increase some. You can hang dry or in the dryer, whatever you like. I recommend http://www.fluffloveuniversity.com/ to get yourself off with a proper wash routine. :)
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I wash them on hand wash delicate, cold water or by hand. I dry them by hanging them on hangers, hanging over our shower door in the bathroom. Simple to care for, just use the cold water and a very mild detergent. They will dry over night. HENRY
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Soak it in warm soapy water or use a little Goo Gone and wash them well afterward.
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I put mine in the dryer. Drying on a lower heat is best. (Keeps them a bit more fluffy.)
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Yes, wash them with like fabrics such as workout clothes, nothing with cotton in it and then hang dry. They can be used a very long time until they need to be washed.
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I washed them in the sink and let them air dry. Don't know how they would handle a waher/dryer.
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I think so, but I just wash them by hand, after using...and stand them up to dry.
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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.
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Regular wash, cold or warm. I hang dry mine... they last much longer if you don't dry them with heat.
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I wash mine in the washer on the "delicate" setting. I then let them air dry at room temperature. ....
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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
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I just wash in cold water. They do fine. I put in dryer for just a little bit.
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I just soak them in hot soapy water and use a bottle brush if necessary. Rinse them well and let them air dry.
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Between batches, I wipe them down with a cramp cloth and keep on baking. When I'm done, I give them a quick wash in the sink while I wash my cutters and large pans. To dry, roll them individually in a dish towel. (I've had my first pair for 20 years; these are great!)
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Wash in cold water. Air dry. Do not put in the dryer. If you air dry they will not shrink.
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They suggest wiping with a damp cloth. They also say that you can hand wash them with mild soap. No excessive heat, as in a dryer, though. I would assume that to mean that they should be hung up to dry, turning them inside out once the outside is dry so the moisture does not remain trapped inside and get all funky.