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Post by bwilber on Sept 8, 2009 18:07:23 GMT -7
Anybody have any idea's on removng propolis and honey from leather gloves?
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Post by drew on Sept 8, 2009 20:36:09 GMT -7
The honey will come off with water. Now the propolis is a whole other thing.  |
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Post by Paul Andersen on Sept 11, 2009 16:36:07 GMT -7
Here's a clip from Wells Lamont glove company,
Leather Gloves
In order to maintain shape of the gloves, wash gloves while wearing.
* Remove excess dirt by using a mild abrasive cleanser.
* Rinse cleanser and dirt from glove with cold water.
* Apply a mink oil based leather conditioner while gloves are wet.
* Remove gloves from hands and hang dry.
*Do NOT heat dry!
Leather Palm Gloves
* Clean using the same procedure as leather gloves,
*but do not attempt to clean cuff.
* When cleaning leather palm gloves,
*you may experience color bleeding on the fabric
*back of the glove glove. Use cold water. Do not heat dry.
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Post by bwilber on Sept 13, 2009 14:58:31 GMT -7
Thanks , I'll give that a try.
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Post by Denbend on Sept 26, 2009 11:14:46 GMT -7
I've used saddle soap to clean my bee gloves which seems to work well also. I wash them while wearing them, the saddle soap contains lanolin and glycerine.
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