How to Clean Your Boxing Gear


One of the most overlooked aspects in boxing gyms is keeping gear clean and safe. Preventing the spread of diseases and germs is stressed at Boxing at the Depot. We want to provide a safe and clean environment to train in. These are the following methods we use and encourage you to use when cleaning your gear.
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Gloves

  1. Spray the outside and inside with an antimicrobial disinfectant such as Lysol then wipe clean with a rag or paper towel. Let it dry.
  1. Use a separate damp rag or paper towel you’ve run under water to wipe off the gloves to prevent skin irritation.
  1. Air dry with the gloves open to prevent mildew and odor. If your gloves begin to smell you can spray the inside with Febreeze. It’s important not to leave your gloves trapped inside a gym bag. Let them air out regularly.

 
Hand Wraps

  1. Machine wash. It’s important to use a wash bag or else your wraps will wrap around the middle of the washing machine. The wraps may become tangled, unusable, and damage the washing machine. Machine washing also tends to shorten the lifespan of your wraps also so you may prefer to:
  1. Hand wash in a sink with dish washing soap. Or let them sit and soak in soapy water for 20 – 30 minutes.
  1. Dry in the dryer (once again a wash bag is recommended for this as the wraps will become tangled and unusable without one) or air dry by hanging the wraps on an elevated surface.

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Head Gear and No Foul Protectors 

  1. Spray the outside and inside with an antimicrobial disinfectant such as Lysol then wipe clean with a rag or paper towel. Let it dry.
  1. Use a separate damp rag or paper towel you’ve run under water to wipe off to prevent skin irritation and disinfectant from running into your eyes.
  1. Air dry to prevent mildew and odor. Once again it’s important not to leave your equipment trapped inside a gym bag and let it air out regularly.

By following these simple steps you can prevent the spread of diseases and germs and keep your equipment smelling fresh.



 
 
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