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It doesn't hurt anything to get your gloves wet. You can just air-dry them, or use a fan (not a clothes dryer). Wet gloves shouldn't be really uncomfortable unless you're on a long ride in very cold weather. | It doesn't hurt anything to get your gloves wet. You can just air-dry them, or use a fan (not a clothes dryer). Wet gloves shouldn't be really uncomfortable unless you're on a long ride in very cold weather. | ||
====Glove funk==== | |||
Should you decide to, say, leave your gloves out in the humid garage for a couple months, you may not like the way they smell. We suggest stuffing something fragrant inside them for a while, such as a dryer sheet, a solid air freshener, or a little hotel coffee pouch. It's preferable that you do this while you're not riding your bike. | |||