Lifestyle: Oil it up - Urban Fishing Pole Cigars

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Oil is essential for conditioning and protecting a baseball glove. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to oil a baseball glove:

Materials needed:

Instructions:

Inspect the glove: Before applying oil, examine the glove for any dirt, debris, or old oil residue. Clean the glove with a soft brush or cloth if necessary.
Apply a small amount of oil: Use a soft cloth or rag to apply a small amount of oil to the glove. Start with a small amount (about the size of a dime) and work it into the leather.
Rub the oil in: Use circular motions to rub the oil into the leather, focusing on the palm, fingers, and any creased areas. Make sure to cover the entire glove, but avoid over-saturating it.
Work the oil into the leather: Use your fingers or a soft cloth to work the oil into the leather, paying attention to the stitching, laces, and any areas with heavy wear.
Let it sit: Allow the oil to absorb into the leather for about 15-30 minutes. This will help the oil penetrate deeper into the material.
Wipe off excess oil: Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe away any excess oil that hasn’t been absorbed. You want the glove to feel slightly moist, not soggy.
Repeat as needed: Depending on the glove’s condition and age, you may need to apply additional oil. Repeat the process as needed, allowing the oil to absorb fully between applications.
Store the glove: Once oiled, store the glove in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. This will help prevent the oil from drying out or becoming brittle.

Tips:

Use a high-quality glove oil or leather conditioner specifically designed for baseball gloves.
Avoid using too much oil, as this can cause the leather to become soggy or heavy.
Don’t apply oil to the glove’s laces or stitching, as this can cause them to deteriorate.
Consider using a leather conditioner applicator or sponge to help apply the oil evenly.
Regularly oiling your glove will help maintain its flexibility, durability, and overall performance.
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