Cleaning Equipment

[carterb 0]

One of my gloves got soaked. Is is a Bauer XXXX pro nylon. Can I throw them in the washer or will that be bad for the materials?

[jpeaslee 30]

There are lots of threads on here about cleaning equipment. I like to just handwash in the tub or sink with warm water and a mild soap.

[1stLiner91 0]

get a warrior equipment laundry bag and wash them all :P

[carterb 0]

There are lots of threads on here about cleaning equipment. I like to just handwash in the tub or sink with warm water and a mild soap.

Sure there is, but search doesn't bring em up.. anyways, a dish soap work well?

[Darshu 0]

This stuff works really really well :

http://www.amazon.com/WIN-Performance-Dete...5902&sr=8-1

[DetroitRedwings94 0]

yeah man just put them in hot soapy water and theyll be fine

[chk hrd 164]

throw em in the washing machine

[armada 0]

I have the same gloves and they came out fine after a washing machine cycle. Just don't put it in the dryer after wards.

[shotty 7]

sounds like the perfect excuse for new ones.

i *wish* something that tragic would happen to my gloves. gone are the days of a none house broken puppy to send me away on a willing trip to the lhs.

[carterb 0]

Thanks for the replies everyone.

[duch 0]

Yup, just throw them in the washing machine on the dellicate cycle and add a little mild detergent or oxyclean. Works great. If you have a bit of extra room throw in the elbow or shoulder pads if space allows. I clean all my stuff in an industrial size ( a very large front loading) machine at the laundrymat twice during the year and never had any issues. Most of my under protective is Jofa /RBK and my stuff on the outside is Easton.

[Scotty 8]

Soak and hand wash them in warm, soapy water. The kitchen sink works well and just use a mild detergent. After washing and rinsing, put them on a spin cycle in the dryer to get as much water out as possible. Following this, put them on a low heat drying cycle.