That's a good idea, not sure how the outer "skin" will hold up but it's worth a try. I usually just wash mine by hand with some detergent.

The smell of sweat in them is what makes you look stud ! :)

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Mine get sticky if I don't wash the sweat out, and when I lift up, my arm temporarily "sticks" to the pad! I'd say the dishwasher might be a good way to go.

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i sweat A LOT and i am starting to get a rash on my elbows where i rest them on the pads. so i was thought the obivious would be to wash them to help cut down and probably body glide too.

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Oh in that case, I would put them with the women's laundry.

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just throw 'em in the wash with you cool max stuff... they'll be fine... just dont do it too often

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