Hand-washing is also the safest way to control water temperatureandprevent damage from other items in the laundry load.
Add about one teaspoon of non-bleaching liquid laundry detergent to the water and stir to disperse the liquid.
Be sure the gloves are fully submerged.
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Gently Wash the Gloves
Squeeze the soapy solution gently through the gloves.
Rinse the Gloves
Drain or empty the soapy water when the gloves are clean.
Fill the sink or plastic container with cool water and rinse the gloves until no more suds appear.
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Gently squeeze out the excess water.
Air-Dry the Gloves
Hang the gloves to air-dry.
Then, turn them inside out and repeat the process.
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If, after washing the gloves, they still stink, usebaking sodaorvinegarto remove the odor.
Stir to mix well and add the gloves.
Allow them to soak for at least 30 minutes, an hour is better.
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Rinse well and allow them to air-dry inside out.
Tips
If your gloves are white, baking soda can also help restore their brightness.
Dip a lint-free microfiber cloth in the solution and wring until not dripping.
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With the gloves turned inside out, wipe down the inside with the vinegar-soaked cloth.
Allow them to air-dry inside out.
Yes, Dawn and other dish soaps can be used to wash dirty football gloves.
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To do so, put the football gloves on and wash your hands as normal.
Next, take the dish soap and scrub, making sure you get each individual finger.
Rinse and then air dry.
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If taken care of properly, football gloves can last for a few years.
