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How to wash your gloves

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    Nice tip. I might try this with a couple old gloves I have lying around later. Will report back.

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    Is the water cold, warm, or hot?    Thanks!

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    808HACKER
    Is the water cold, warm, or hot?    Thanks!

    I have always used cold water, but it probably doesn't matter. Since the big problem I have is salt buildup, warm water water might work better. I have to wash 3 gloves out and will try warmer water as a test.

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    This is all new to me.  I have typically just thrown the used gloves in my bag and used them when it rains.  I will blow through a few of these during the round.  

    I have always went out and purchased new gloves, but will have to give this a shot.  I think I must have about 20 PTL's sitting in a plastic bag in my garage.

    Thanks for the tip.

    -Brian

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    Well, the warmer water works well. I took a couple of gloves from last summer that were very crusty from sweat/salt and rinsed one in cold water, the other in very warm water. The warm water seems to have removed more salt, both are playable now.

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    Fred,

    Thanks for the DIY glove cleaning tutorial. I tried it yesterday glove looks great.

    MMW