I have a football helmet that is yellowed and nicked up.  What can I use to clean it?
205111
If it's going to be used for football, only water and very mild soap (harsher cleaners can chemically damage the plastic and padding, harming their protective abilities) - if only for viewing/decoration - use as strong of cleansers as you want, bleach even if it's a white helmet.
561715
Try cleaning it with a Clean kit which you can find in computers shops. Good luck!
178666
Try using hydrogen peroxide on it. \n\nI helped rescue a guy out of a burning car a few weeks ago, and he got blood all over my shirt and jacket. When I got home that night, I put some H2O2 on it and it took care of it immediately. So, it even works on dried blood!!\n\nNifty, huh?
462634
Purchase the throw away type, if not, wash with detergent with clorox and then wash again with a milder soap.
579039
You can get your gear cleaned -- there's services that do that.  Ask at your local pro shop.\n\nBut really, as far as gear goes, prevention's worth a pound of cure in this case.  *Always* take your gear, all your gear, out of your bag.  Spread it out to dry.  Every time.  \n\nI've been religious about making sure my gear makes it out of the bag to dry after every game, and it doesn't smell at all.\n\nI'm not sure I'd put vinegar on your gloves if the palm is leather.  Vinegar's about a ph3, which is reasonably acidic, and your gloves are constantly under assault from the acid your skin generates... I'd think that would only eat through them quicker.\n\nI'd try putting your gloves out in the sunshine a few times, palm down so the leather doesn't dry out too much.\n\nBut in the end -- ask anyone who does it -- drying your gear completely each time is really the best way to keep it from getting stinky.
438431
Clean it with hydrogen peroxide and then follow with a 10% bleach solution.  Keep up until gone.  It takes a while no matter what you use.
623274
eewwww.   I'd just toss them and buy new ones.\n\nBut probably X-14 or similar mold remover product you find in the bathroom cleanser area of grocery store.
320962
the same cleaner you use on your wedding/engagement ring. usually they have a little brush included. brush the tiara w/ the solution. let it sit for a few mins. then wipe w/ a soft towel.\nif you don't already have jewelry cleaner, you can get it at WalMart for cheap.\n\n:D
293795
Scrub him with soap and water
195049
You use Hydrogen Peroxide and Magnizium Phosphate.Mix together to make a thick paste, and apply. Let dry then brush off,and spray with clear coat. Bleach will deteriorate the skull.
494129
I think the best you can hope for is to let it dry out completely and hope it may start working again, otherwise, I don't think it can be repaired, you have to remember that washing powder is corrosive, so I think it will be well and truly damaged beyond repair, sorry.
478729
you can use  toothpaste with a whitener in it,   but if there are badly stained  only the dentist will be able to sort them\n good luck
469115
Use a mild hand or dish soap. Just make sure you rinse them very well, to get rid of any soar residue. Also it is better to let them drip dry, if you use a towel you will end up with fuzzes all over them.
55252
Rinse it off first, and then take it to a drive through wash.  The pressure wash should get it all off.  Good Luck.
614023
just keep it clean and put a band aid over it and it will heal slowly.
160605
Normally I just wipe it off with hexane. But if I really want to destroy the silicone, I just dip it at least overnight in a KOH-Ethanol bath. That's just lots of potassium hydroxide dissolved in ethanol. Be careful as it is very corrosive and can cause blindness if it gets into your eyes. Wear goggles and use gloves.
22724
Well you can use scrub i dont know what kind of skin you have , so use accordingly and do some facial that will surely remove black heads