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#286750 - 10/14/17 03:15 PM Ski glove snot wipe
Bingley Offline
Veteran

Registered: 02/27/08
Posts: 1583
You know the velvety snot wipe on the thumb of your ski gloves? I tried to clean it (don't ask) with a wet towel and the velvety stuff came off. It's just some sort of coating, rather than a fabric material. Does anyone know if there is a fix for it?

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#286751 - 10/14/17 04:53 PM Re: Ski glove snot wipe [Re: Bingley]
UTAlumnus Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 03/08/03
Posts: 1019
Loc: East Tennessee near Bristol
What about using a piece of the fuzzy side of velcro or a piece of towel?

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#286752 - 10/14/17 07:40 PM Re: Ski glove snot wipe [Re: UTAlumnus]
hikermor Offline
Geezer in Chief
Geezer

Registered: 08/26/06
Posts: 7705
Loc: southern Cal
Snowballs are handy for this purpose.
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#286754 - 10/15/17 03:12 AM Re: Ski glove snot wipe [Re: Bingley]
dougwalkabout Offline
Crazy Canuck
Carpal Tunnel

Registered: 02/03/07
Posts: 3256
Loc: Alberta, Canada
Mitts for serious wind/cold will have a patch of sheepskin, wooly side out, on the back of the mitt. Mildly unpleasant to contemplate, but it's the reality of the human schnozz in cold weather.

Fuzzy velcro, anything cotton, or snow is the equivalent of sandpaper when frozen. Try it for a day if you don't believe me.

A piece of scrap polyester fleece could work, or soft wool if you have it, or a bit of a microfibre cleaning cloth.

<sniff, sniff>

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