Does anybody know of a cheap way to clean hockey equipment, i heard of using Isopropyl Alcohol?

Question

Isopropyl Alcohol is that a way to get the odor out of hockey equipment.

Answer 1

if its leather or vinyl its 2 different ways to clean it--leather should have been treated when you bought it so moisture didnt penetrate.--vinyl wont need to be treated but the seamd might be.--if the pads inside stink then you may want to have them replaced.--the cloth areas can be cleaned in a variety of ways.--but heres a trick.--theres a product used for carpet called capture--its a moist powder.--u apply it and lightly scrub it in with a brush then let it dry for around a day.--you then vacumm the powder as it will have captured(hence the name of the product) all the dirt and debris.--but test it in a small area ok .--it does leave a slight greasy feel to me--maybe its just me.--that little bottle-- cost about 10 bucks--the tubs u wont need that cost more--the product is made by milliken.--and by the way it actually cleans and gets it clean and smells like lemons--febreeze is good but it wont clean it will just get it smelling better.

Answer 2

If you're looking for Isopropyl, Look for rubbing alcohol, its' usually sold under that.

And it's great stuff for cleaning just about anything. It'll work, but it might leave a slight smell too. It works though.

Answer 3

Alcohol is a dis-infectant and a degreaser. How would using alcohol be used to clean gun barrels? Use should be using a barrel scrub or a lead cleaning product. Gun oil is used to clean and treat both inside and outside of the barrel.

Answer 4

Yeah use a stiff wind on a brisk day like a real hockey player

Answer 5

just spray lysol.

it kills 99.9% of bacteria.

Answer 6

you can use febreze