How Do You Clean Your Gripper Handles?

[Jörg Keilbach]

I did it with warm water, soap and a nail brusch. Is there a better way.

[baileycm1]

I use a metal barrel brush from my old gun cleaning kit. It gets all the skin and chalk off without any water.

[Norden]

I did it with warm water, soap and a nail brusch. Is there a better way.

Tooth brush. Steel brush if necessary (very carefully).

Edited May 6, 2014 by Norden

[Josh O'Dell]

I use a toothbrush, WD-40, cuetips.

[Cannon]

I use a toothbrush, WD-40, cuetips.

You put WD-40 on the handles..?

I use a nail brush only. I've never felt the need to do anything except brush out excess chalk.

[Josh O'Dell]

I use a toothbrush, WD-40, cuetips.

You put WD-40 on the handles..? I use a nail brush only. I've never felt the need to do anything except brush out excess chalk.

Lol must not of had my coffee yet, thought you ment the spring.

I just use my stiff gun brush for the handles.

[Jörg Keilbach]

Thank you all for your answers!

[bwwm]

I agree with Tommy. Chalk only on the palm side, and if they chalk gets to thick, just give 'em a quick rinse, dry with a towel, and back in business. Finger side, I usually have some painters tape on there to ease the dig on the fingers. Easy to take on/off and usually no cleaning required.