Be sure leather gloves are lab
elled “washable” before trying to
wash them at home, clothing
specialists caution. Many gloves
of suede, doeskin, capeskin and
pigskin are finished so that they
can be washed and are labelled
accordingly on the inside.
Use mild soapsuds and lukewarm
water when washing leather gloves.
An easy way to do it is to put the
gloves on and then wash them like
the hands, lathering the entire
surface and using a soft brush on
fingertips and other specially soiled
places.
Pull gloves off the hands care
fully because leather is weak wljen
wet. Rinse by running lukewarm
water into each glove to push it
gently into shape. Never wring
or scrub gloves because this
stretches and may tear the wet
leather. To keep pigskin gloves
soft, rinse in water to which a
couple of drops of glycerine have
been added.
Dry slowly in room temperatures.
Too much heat is harmful to
leather.
Mend snags or worn places in
towels before they go into the
wash to avoid further tearing. If
the selvage shows wear, check
fraying by taking several rows of
stitches along the edge to strength-,
en it. /
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