gloves

[hockechamp14 0]

I think if you let them just dry in a normal condition room, with a regular dryness and 73ish temperature, that they usually don't dry out.

My bauer 5000's pro stock have taken loads and loads of sweat, yet still don't dry out stiff.

[Jason Harris 31]

Try Funk Free. It breaks down the salt, which is a huge source of the crustiness, as well as makes your equipment smell better.

I've heard goalies swear by this for their catching glove.

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

Shaving cream with Lanolin will come to the rescue...AGAIN!

Also, I'm sure all you guys will say that you take your gloves out of your bag and that you don't lay them directly in the sun to dry out, but, these "problems" that you list with your gloves/palms go hand in hand with not properly taking care of your equipment.

[DarkStar50 679]

The best leather conditioner on the market is called Lexol. Any good shoe repair shop will carry this product. You could use it on the goat skin palms. I like to use it to treat my old 50's and 60's gloves in my collection. The old gloves are all leather so I treat the entire glove with Lexol. Just put a bit in the cap and use your fingers to rub it in. Just use a little at a time. It will keep the leather soft and add life to it.

[Jason Allison 0]

I've done the shaving cream w/ lanolin thing and it works.

Another thing I used to do was take bounce dryer sheets and stuff them into the wet glove after playing and let them dry like that. Used to work well to combat smell and crustyness.

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

Another thing I used to do was take bounce dryer sheets and stuff them into the wet glove after playing and let them dry like that. Used to work well to combat smell and crustyness.

Doesn't kill bacteria...

Glad you tried the shaving cream thing and you found results!

[duckjob 1]

I've done the shaving cream w/ lanolin thing and it works.

Another thing I used to do was take bounce dryer sheets and stuff them into the wet glove after playing and let them dry like that. Used to work well to combat smell and crustyness.

Do you apply the shaving cream on the inside of the palm or outside or both?

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

Do you apply the shaving cream on the inside of the palm or outside or both?

Inside and then scrub it in with your fingers/nails. Let it evaporate and don't use for 24 hours.

Repeat after each use for the next 3 or 4 times you lay, then when needed.

[KillerCarlson 0]

Has anyone tried the new Febreeze Antimicrobial? Not for the crustiness...but for killing the bacteria / funk smell?

Judging by their latest commercial (the one with the hockey players)...I assume they are targeting the hockey equipment market. Does anyone know if it works?

[Vapor#42 0]

I find that normal febreeze works great on Glove odour.. and i use the same { Sprinkle water theory } on my XX's to loosen them up a little before training and games..

[Sven 1]

So... is it ok to clean them in the tub with warm water or not ?

[ktang 34]

Has anyone tried the new Febreeze Antimicrobial? Not for the crustiness...but for killing the bacteria / funk smell?

Judging by their latest commercial (the one with the hockey players)...I assume they are targeting the hockey equipment market. Does anyone know if it works?

I tried the Febreeze Antimicrobial, on the inside of our hockey bags, about 1 month ago. It seems to work, but I don't know if it works better than normal Febreeze (never used that).

I just don't like that sickly sweet smell...

[jimmy 194]

Has anyone tried the new Febreeze Antimicrobial? Not for the crustiness...but for killing the bacteria / funk smell?

Judging by their latest commercial (the one with the hockey players)...I assume they are targeting the hockey equipment market. Does anyone know if it works?

I tried the Febreeze Antimicrobial, on the inside of our hockey bags, about 1 month ago. It seems to work, but I don't know if it works better than normal Febreeze (never used that).

I just don't like that sickly sweet smell...

If you don't like the smell, try a product called NOK OUT. It's a bacteriacide but has no smell. Works great.

[Chadd 916]

So... is it ok to clean them in the tub with warm water or not ?

No

[CardinalHcky19 0]

mine just get a little stiff in the palms after i dont use them for awhile but thats it

[Sven 1]

So... is it ok to clean them in the tub with warm water or not ?

No

Can you tell me what i can do then ?

They are kinda new, just played them in 2 matches and a one week long camp.

They kinda stink and start gettin stiff.

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

Has anyone tried the new Febreeze Antimicrobial? Not for the crustiness...but for killing the bacteria / funk smell?

Judging by their latest commercial (the one with the hockey players)...I assume they are targeting the hockey equipment market. Does anyone know if it works?

I tried the Febreeze Antimicrobial, on the inside of our hockey bags, about 1 month ago. It seems to work, but I don't know if it works better than normal Febreeze (never used that).

I just don't like that sickly sweet smell...

If you don't like the smell, try a product called NOK OUT. It's a bacteriacide but has no smell. Works great.

Or even better. Send your bag to Jimmy, along with your gear, to have a SaniSport "cleaning" done to it. :D

[flaming_june 2]

can you just put them in the washer and let it rip?

ive done that for couple of pairs and it kinda.. turned out okay

[NuggyBuggy 0]

Shaving cream with Lanolin will come to the rescue...AGAIN!

I went to a few drug stores looking for a shaving cream with lanolin. Nothing I can find has lanolin listed as an ingredient. Has anyone been able to find a lanolin cream in Canada ? What brand should I look for ? Is "lanolin" the name of the ingredient as would be found in an ingredients list ?

[troy 12]

im pretty sure you can find shaving cream w/ lanolin in most womens' shaving creams

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

A few of Barbasol's shave creams have it in it.

[Jason Harris 31]

That's interesting that Barbasol has lanolin in it, since I had always considered it a cheaper brand, yet I know lanolin cream itself is expensive. But, in truth, I haven't tried Barbasol in twenty years, so they obviously could have improved the recipe.

[freq019 0]

I bought some old spice shaving creme and it has lanolin in it and it was $1.99 at the grocery store. Works pretty good too, messier than I thought but can't argue with the results.

[duckjob 1]

This is an old topic, but for anyone that is still trying to find a shaving cream with lanolin in it, here you go:

http://hardtofindbrands.com/cf/products_de...5854&search=all

only thing that sucks is that shipping is $6, so I would say combine an order with few people. I actually found the stuff at a $.99 cent store, but after i had already placed my order online.

It does work great though.

[Project_2501 0]

I think Colgate shaving cream has it. Doesn't say it has it, but makes my palms really soft after use...