Keeping Towel Grips Clean

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  1. Kinesthesia

    Kinesthesia Regular Member

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    How does one go about maintaining a clean towel grip? I know they accumilate bacteria very quickly, because they absorb lots of sweat, but what are the best ways to clean them, and how often should they be cleaned?
     
  2. ccskaki

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    I try to keep it dry. When I am back home after every badminton session , I will take my racquet out of the bag and let the towel grip dry for a few hours before storing it in the bag again. Hey you could even use a hairdryer to help you. I believe if the towel is really dry, it hinders bacteria growth.

    My towel grip could last at least 10 badminton session of 3 hours each.

    No other fancy techniques to clean the towel. It is one of the cheaper grips around (costs around USD2.00) so if it lasts me 30 hours I think it's good enough.
     
  3. Okonomiyaki

    Okonomiyaki Regular Member

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    I use slip-on towel grips, i find them much more hygenic cause after playing i can just dump it in the wash and slip it on the racket again.
     
  4. taber

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    Clean? Just change them when they are dirty. They cost like alittle less than 1USD pr grip if you buy a roll.
     

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