Q:How shuold i wash my goalkeeper gloves?

You should wash your gloves after EVERY training session and match. Never use normal soap either use goalie glove wash or just lukewarm water. What you will need:Gloves, Lukewarm water, Basin, Goalkeeper glove wash (opptional) What next: 1.Get your gloves and place them beside a basin of lukewarm water. 2.If you have goalkeeper glove wash put a small amount into the basin of lukewarm water if not just skip this step. 3.Wash each glove seperately and NEVER leave them to soak! 4.Place your first glove in the lukewarm water. 5.Leave in until glove is just wet not soaking. 6.Take out glove and first rub the palm until dirt comes off.(may not completely come clean but thats all part of being a goalie.) 7.Do the same with the outside of the glove. 8. Next move onto to the inside of the glove put a small amount of lukewarm water inside of glove put your hand in and move your finger around inside of the glove. 9.Completely empty water out of the glove when washed and leave to dry. 10.Never leave gloves to dry on a radiator or by an open fire! Dry in a dark preferably airing cupboard until dry. 11.Do the exact same steps with 2 glove. Note: Never leave gloves to SOAK! Never dry on radiator,direct sunlight or by a fire. Always leave a day or two to let your gloves dry before a match or training.

Q:In an english film,i found someone using a stopper to fill water in the wash basin,and then washing his face using the water collected. i wonder how can someone do that,as the basin is used to spit too.

good

Q:i used one in a sauna in germany but didn't really know what it was for

Bronze okorder

Q:We're refurbishing our bathroom and my wife wants a deep wash hand basin so she can wash her hair separately. I'm looking for a spray rinser - similar to the type you get in a kitchen for rinsing dishes - for the bathroom but can't find anything. I know I can just get a kitchen rinser instead of a bathroom mixer tap for the basin but, does anyone know of a proper washand basin mixer/rinser?

No not really

Q:Glass wash basin with what the best cleaning

Baking soda and then washed with water

Q:I dropped something into my washing basin (porcelain) and now there is a hole in it, the seize of my little finger's tip.Can I fix this in some way? The porcelain is surprisingly thin.

Get a small bondo kit (fiberglass) from the local auto dealers, parts and supply dealer use that to repair this it should be relatively easy.

Q:in our dorm we have gang shower with out any partition, where most the guys take nude shower. i do the same. rooms are of double shared. no privacy either in room or in bathroom. i like to shave my pubes. in communal toilet i do it secretly at late night in front of wash basin. i was caught for 2/3 times, but none of them said anything to me. i found few guys shave in shower while others are also taking shower. what do think? which one is more decent...shaving in shower in day time or shaving in front of wash basin at late night?

I've seen that at the gym, and I'd rather not see it. Regardless of whether I'm OK or not with it, that's one of many personal things I'd rather not see there. Most people would rather you just do that at home.

Q:Accidentally washed the washbasin to wash the feet, how to deal with clean

75% alcohol, spray rub. Dropping Disinfectants, Boiling water for 30 minutes, Chloride disinfection, Potassium permanganate immersion.

Q:Washbasin block rubber rubber gasket there to sell,

Hardware store for sale

Q:what specifically will happen if i try to machine wash them? I can never get washing by hand to work correctly, so I'm trying to see if machine washing is a viable alternative.

Most washing machines have a delicate or woollens cycle. Turn inside out and use one of these cycles with cold water and woolwash not normal washing detergent. If there are any stains rub them gently with a very diluted solution of dishwashing detergent, leave for half an hour, then wash. Dry inside out in the sahde or early mroning, late afternoon sun.