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Cleaning equipment
Found this thread on the baseball site, and starting wondering if any of you have any special tips or techniques on cleaning your equipment.
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Yeah... Don't get any soap in there when you're cleaning your...
Oh, SOFTBALL equipment? Hmm... For my hats, I take a little nail scrubber and wash them in the sink. Helps to get the really dug-in dirt out of the band. I've heard some guys like to use Windex or Febreze to brighten their shoes. I think it gives too much of a shine, though. Periodically, I like to put some waterproofing stuff on my jackets to let the rain just slide off. Doesn't leave any spots. :) Are baseball umpires that incapable of cleaning their stuff that they have to devote a thread to it? ;) |
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Besides what's wrong with exchanging tips and tricks? |
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Fun activity: Go over to the baseball board and ask, "One ball bag or two?" and see how many pages the thread ends up being. :D |
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Oh, yeah, go over there and tell them you believe the base umpire(s) should always carry an indicator. That will get them going.
Same thing with cleaning off bases/pitcher's plate. Now, in accordance with the initial point of this thread...I took my chest protector with me into the shower today. It took a while to get my chest clean, but... If you aren't gonna clean your chest protector, plz at least Febreeze it. I can smellllllllllllllll it from here, and it ain't good. |
I throw my hat and chest protector in the pool! Leave them for a few hours. Enough clorine to freshen them but not so much that the color fades. It works for me!
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