Is there a way to clean the inside of a used baseball glove?

Answer 1

If someone used it on a dirt field, take the hose attachment of a vacuum cleaner to it first.

Then:

Apply saddle soap thickly to the exterior of an old knit glove. Insert hand in knit glove... insert glove hand inside baseball glove or mitt. Crunch your hand around getting out the lose particles.

Leave the saddle soap in the baseball glove for a few hours or overnight. Then put on a clean knit glove to polish the inside of the baseball glove.

Worked for me. I hate the feel of a gritty glove.

Answer 2

Hey Man You Don't Clean Baseball Gloves You Leave It How It Is Or Else You'll Mess It Up.. Don't Clean It!

Answer 3

At first, I presumed you meant the "pocket" of the glove...
but, you mean "inside" where the hand goes, right?

Here's a pretty good link about cleaning a glove...
http://keymancollectibles.com/glovesmitts/glovecleancondition.htm

Answer 4

IF YOU PUT A GENEROUS AMOUNT OF PETROLIUM JELLY INSIDE THE GLOVE AND THEN WIPE IT OFF WITH A CLEAN RAG. THAT WILL HELP TO REMOVE AND NEUTRALIZE MOST OF THE SALT AND ACID BUILD UP, CAUSED BY PERSPIRATION. PETROLIUM JELLY ALSO KEEPS THE PORES OPEN AND IN EFFECT.

Answer 5

you remove the laces and then place them back but why would you need to clean it at least from what?

Answer 6

i dont think so