How do you wash a goalie mask?
Dry your mask well and let it air dry between uses. It is also a good idea to take all the screws out and take the cage off regularly. I like to take the cage off the shell and spray it with WD 40. Saturate it and let it set for 10 minutes, then wipe it off.
Fill your sink or tub with warm water, detergent, and vinegar, and allow the equipment to soak for 45 minutes to an hour. Using a soft cloth or sponge, wipe down every piece of gear while it's in the water. Rinse thoroughly. Remove the gear from the water and allow it to dry completely.
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The cleaning aisle at your local Target, grocery store or hardware store can also be used to help battle the hockey smell. There are multiple deodorizer and antibacterial sprays on the market that work to reduce odor and bacteria. Items such as Clorox wipes, rubbing alcohol, Febreeze, and Lysol all work great.
So, immersing your goalkeeper gloves in rubbing alcohol for 30 seconds will instantly kill the odor. After you soak them in alcohol, immediately submerse them in water, then wash them like normal. No more stink. Then apply KEEPER BALM® for exceptional grip, for the life of your gloves.
To effectively clean the inside of your helmet you will need to follow these simple steps. Mix a bowl with hot water and no tears kids shampoo. Dip the sponge in water/shampoo mix, ring well, and scrub inside of the helmet. Repeat process with only water and dry out.
If your hockey equipment already smells though there is an easy way to clean it: Put it in the washing machine! Yes, it is that easy.
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You can scrub for hours with soap and water and still not get the smell of your hockey gloves fully off your hands. Now there's an easy way to not only eliminate the smell, but also kill the bacteria and germs that cause it! Hockey Hands Spray uses Isopropyl alcohol and tea tree oil to do more than just mask the smell.
How do you break in a goalie chest protector?
How hard is it to break in a goalie chest protector? It's actually as easy as it sounds. Breaking in a chest protector is as easy as wearing it on the ice. Wear it during practice, during games, and within 1-2 weeks the chest protector will play as if you've been wearing it for years.
If your hockey equipment already smells though there is an easy way to clean it: Put it in the washing machine! Yes, it is that easy.
When cleaning a hockey helmet you should make sure you use a very mild soap and water. I would suggest a no tear shampoo and water mixture with a sponge. Just fully wash the helmet inside and out with the mixture and rinse well making sure you get all the soap off. Then fully dry the hockey helmet with a clean towel.
equipment is safe to add right to the washing machine! Both front or top loading machines will do the trick. (make sure you leave enough room for equipment to move once it's in the machine. A washing machine overfilled will lead to tears in equipment.)
How to wash hockey equipment in a washing machine: You can wash everything except helmets and skates in a warm-water load in your washing machine: chest protector, elbow pads, shin-guards, jock, pants, socks, neck-guard and even the gloves.
