Meister Glove Deodorizers for Boxing and All Sports - Absorbs Stink and Leaves Gloves Fresh

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The Meister glove deodorizer is the best thing that has ever happened to my boxing gloves. The Meister glove deodorizer a bsorbs unwanted moisture and odor to keep gloves clean and hygienic. This product will keep your gloves smelling fresh with four different scents: Cedar, Fresh Linen, Cologne or Lavender. This glove deodorizer will prolong the life of your gloves by avoiding breakdown from moisture. Finally, a somewhat redundant, but necessary tip, is to use at least one of the products (or a substitute) discussed in this article. Avoid washing machine at all costs. You will end up with a personal pity party if you ignore this golden advice. At best, the washing machine will destroy the gloves. So, don’t take this easy route. Don’t keep your boxing gloves in the sun for too long. Too much of sun exposure can cause more harm than good, especially if you own boxing gloves made from leather. Ideally, you should not leave them in the sun for more than thirty minutes. Not only will they provide great support for your hands, hand wraps will also soak up a majority of the sweat while you train. Make sure to wash your hand wraps after every training session (wash them one at a time because they will tangle with each other). It’s always good to buy multiple pairs of hand wraps so that you can have a fresh pair every training session.

On top of absorbing sweat, these glove deodorizers come in a selection of scents, giving you some room to customize the pleasant aroma of your now non-nasty gloves. You get to choose from Lavender, Cedar, Cologne, or Fresh Linen, if you want to smell like a woman’s bathroom, a recently butchered tree, a nightclub (at that sweet spot before everyone is sweaty and it smells bad), and laundry (which makes sense).

Now that your gloves are clean thanks to Vapor Fresh and Meister, the only thing that’s left to do is to keep them clean. The best way to keep your boxing gloves nice and fresh is to prevent them from getting smelly in the first place. Make sense, right? The less sweat, bacteria, and oder your gloves accumulate, the longer your gloves will survive. So, follow the pointers given below to prevent your gloves from getting bad and smelly. No, boxing gloves cannot be washed. Of course, it’s inevitable that the inside will become damp with sweat, which is what leads to odor. Keep reading and we’ll tell you what to do for the best way to clean boxing gloves. How Do You Clean and Sanitize Boxing Gloves?

As you may know that cedar chip is a highly durable material and if you don’t do something stupid (excuse my language) you can use this glove deodorizer for very long time. Slip the convenient, lavender-scented pouches into your gloves, shoes, headgear, or any other equipment when you’re done training and let them do the work — You will notice the long-lasting freshness the next time you train! Features Take your gloves out of your gym bag as soon as you get home, sweat you built up from the workout will allow bacteria to grow if you leave them in a tight space. Clean your boxing gloves as early as possible. The longer they stay messy, the worse they get. Therefore, keep some paper towels or wipes handy to clean them on the go to prevent smelly bad odor right away.Here are some frequently asked questions and tips on how to clean boxing gloves and how to wash hand wraps and prolong their life with proper care. Can Boxing Gloves Be Washed in the Washing Machine? Not so much a cleaning tip, but a sanitary tip – don’t hesitate to throw out old hand wraps, there comes a time when any more washing is pointless, and the best solution is to buy a replacement Now that I’ve used the Vapor Fresh spray and the Meister deodorizer, I can’t imagine living without them. How to KEEP Them Clean

So you now you’ve got yourself a clean pair of top notch boxing gloves that you can put to work. It’s time to get yourself a top of the line punching bag. You can find the best stand alone punching bags here. Final Words on Cleaning Your Boxing Gloves I wash them once a week with dark colors and I put them in a lingerie bag so that the Velcro doesn't snag the other stuff. I used to lay them out in the sun to dry but now I put them in the dryer,” she says. How Often Should You Replace Boxing Wraps and Gloves?As soon as your training ends, use a slightly damp cloth to give the exterior of the gloves a wipe as sweat can cause stains on the leather. Make sure not to leave your boxing gloves in your gym bag overnight. When you get home, you should take your boxing gloves out of your gym bag to air them out. If you leave your gloves in your gym bag overnight your gloves will start to stink in no time. Make sure to take them out of the bag even if you don’t plan to clean them immediately. Cleaning them daily will go a long way in preventing harmful bacterias from developing in your boxing gloves.

It’s so important to have a product that isn’t filled with chemicals that can actually be more harmful to your skin than bacteria. Vapor Fresh is 100% natural with absolutely NO chemicals. All you have to do is spray a few times and let your gloves air dry, it’s really that simple! But not with this one; designed for sports equipment, the creators had safety and comfort in mind when they formulated this product. So, it should be no problem for you, even if you wear your gloves 1-2x a day and use this spray religiously! 2. Vapor Fresh Natural Cleaning and Deodorizing Spray Use a gentle cycle with cool water (Alternatively, Shanie washes hers with hot water to kill bacteria and throw some white rice vinegar to help naturally eliminate odors.) Whether you are shopping for new hand wraps or heavy bag glove cleaning solutions, keeping your boxing gloves clean and odor-free is a must, and shouldn’t be ignored. And with so many choices out there for how you want to go about keeping your gloves clean, there really is no excuse for ensuring that they stay odor-free and fresh (even if they’ll just get sweaty again your next workout).Once the elastic or Velcro wears out or they develop any rips and tears, it’s time to replace your wraps. That’s why we recommend having multiple pairs at any given time, so you are never without sufficient protective gear.