Can you wash TK Vapor Gloves?
927684
you can't wash hockey gloves.  But there are some arenas that offer equipment cleaning.  Usually $50.00 for the entire set and your bag.  If you want gloves that don't stiffen or STINK to high heavens after even prolonged wear, get a pair with goat skin palm ( the goat skin is antibacterial) Eagle makes a great glove that is available with goatskin.  Washing your gloves will ruin them.  Your gear SHOULD be taken to an equipment cleaning pro once a season to get rid of all that disgustin bacteria.
458281
take a lite adhesive. run it over ur hands and when it dries remove it. this shud work
843638
Most types can be washed but I would hang them to dry them.\nI have done some in thewasher on a lower speed and they came out great and clean too.
680514
remove the windsheild washer fluid container and use that to bathe in
415544
Take a dump.. then put on rubber gloves and a mask while handling it...
234854
Yep:\n\nNike footwear cleaning instructions\n\nLeather and suede shoes:\n\nDo not immerse or soak in water. Do not machine wash or dry leather and suede products. Hand wash them using a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and cold water. Air dry. Clean your shoes immediately after use when they have been exposed to mud or dirt. Saddle soap may also be used for leather products. Let them air dry.
1083144
Alcohol dries the skin, and that's the last thing overworked hands need.  If you want your hand to be dry and scaly, kind of like sand paper, use alcohol.  If you want your hands to be soft like a baby's butt, use non-alcoholic hand sanitizer.
539207
T0 BE CLEAN, AND D0NT STiNK
1005815
burn it\nwash your hands in soapy water\npray
111629
by hand with a mild dishwashing soap or by hand with a capful of woolite
328426
it is still an excellent idea to wash with soap and water, and then use your sanitizer.  \n\nif you work with food, this usually isn't even an option. \n\nif it's for yourself, or a baby or something, and you're not about to handle anything that will come into contact with anything beyond skin, just sanitizer alone is alright.
296688
yes they can, it is not recommended in sharing washing rags/soaps...  but it is rare.
243237
Yes, but I would wash the area throughly afterwords.\n\nIf you do it for more than about 5 hours, it might cause a rash, or infection.
368966
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.
969409
With a good glove, soaking in water is great..then dry.  The only problem with Neatsfoot oil is that it drys the leather eventually.  Go to a Tack Store or Pet Supplies and find something called Bag Balm.  It is a salve and used on cattle...so it works well on cowhide :).  I have a 40 year old Wilson A-2000 that is still soft and supple and I used Bag Balm to lubricate the entire glove once a year and the pocket after each game or practice.  After it dries and you oil it.  Beat the pocket with the fat end of a baseball bat to soften the pocket even more....and playing catch with it is always good.
768114
I do air-can clean my keyboard frequently. But if I missed a day you'd probably find my daily snack of Jalapeno Heat Dirty Chips. I try not to let to many fall. they're too good.
72599
There are several different products on the market, but good old fashioned neatsfoot oil is probably best. Put it on, let it soak in for several days wraped up with a ball in the pocket of the glove (to preserve the shape of the glove). It may take several applications, but it will work like a charm.