Molinari glove - washing?

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pongohops

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In the past I've used some dish soap and water on my gloves and then let them air dry. Little scared to do this with the Molinari, but it is filthy from the local tables.

Anyone wash theirs? I know these hold up great, but I don't want to shorten the lifespan if you know what I mean.


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I wash mine maybe once a month. I just use a mesh bag and throw it in with the laundry. Over a year using the same one.
 
Just what I was looking for. Thanks for giving me some peace of mind before doing it haha.


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Yeah, I was mine occasionally too. I just toss it right in the washer, comes out fine.
 
I wash it by hand with dreft and dry by clothes pin on a fan. It makes them last longer. They smell better too
 
Yeah, I usually did hand soap under the sink then set it on a towel overnight. Not sure I would do an actual washer/dryer, but what I've heard everything sounds good.

Thanks for the replies!


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Eric Kwon of Molinari e-mailed me saying hand/dish shop and flipping it inside out, while putting it in cold wash. Then air dry.
 
I do the same you did.

Hand wash with small amount of soap and let it air dry. If they didn't allow smoking here I would probably just rinse it, but I want to get the nasty ass cig smoke smell out of it.
 
Not so much the smoke as nobody brushes the tables - it is filthy.

Appreciate the replies.


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I've air dried it and tossed it in the dryer. Both work. Air dry is probably better long term, but I'm lazy and impatient sometime.
 
pongohops said:
In the past I've used some dish soap and water on my gloves and then let them air dry. Little scared to do this with the Molinari, but it is filthy from the local tables.

Anyone wash theirs? I know these hold up great, but I don't want to shorten the lifespan if you know what I mean.


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That's exactly how I wash mine with zero problems
 
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