It is one of the factors in the measures to prevent COVID-19.
If you need to leave your home for work or personal business
Masks and gloves have become an important factor in preventing infection from the virus.
And you should also be careful or wash your hands every time after touching.
Doorknobs, door handles, tables, public chairs, shopping carts
And especially your own smartphone.
Whether it's protecting yourself both inside and outside the home
Wearing gloves helps to create a distance between you and objects.
Those at risk of frequent contact, as mentioned earlier
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States
Provides experimental data on the COVID-19 virus.
Can survive in the external environment for up to 24 hours.
In the same way, frequent hand washing can help stop your infection from spreading and spreading.
And the gloves you wear to protect yourself should also be cleaned regularly.
The topics below will provide information on how to maintain cleanliness.
Each type of glove from Mechanix wear
Synthetic Gloves (Synthetic Gloves)
Main materials such as nylon, synthetic leather, Material4X,Ax-Suede, Armortex, and TrekDry
Which make up our main models such as Original, Fastfit, M-pact.
You can wash these gloves in a washing machine.
We recommend using a general detergent or laundry detergent without bleach with "warm water".
And can be spun dry at a temperature that is not too high.
To prevent shrinkage of the material and the glove itself.
Durahide™ Leather Gloves
(Durahide™ genuine leather gloves)
Mechanix genuine leather gloves are clearly marked with a stamp or imprint on the leather.With a patented tanning process called Durahide™
Durahide™ is a tanning technique
Where you can machine wash with general detergent without bleach and "cold water".
Since it is genuine leather, if we want to preserve the quality of the material
We recommend air drying.
But it is still possible to spin dry at low heat.
Source: https://www.mechanix.com/us-en/discover/how-to-wash-your-gloves-and-fight-covid-19
Article: How to Wash Your Gloves and Fight COVID-19
Translated by: Thithat Rinchai on December 30, 2020