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Apply a safe leather conditioner to the glove after it has dried to soften it. Protect the inside of your glove. Sweat and dirt from your hands can take a toll on the inside of your glove. Protect it by wearing a light glove, such as your batting glove, inside of your baseball glove. little tender loving care between uses or at least once a season, and you'll have a glove that lasts you many seasons. Here's what to do: 1  Brush the dirt and dust off your glove with a light brush. 2  Use a damp cloth or sponge to apply a small amount of glove leather cleaner; Lexol leather cleaner is good.
5. Spray the mixture onto a sponge or microfiber cloth. 6. Wipe the sprayed sponge or microfiber cloth across the surface of the leather bag. 1  Try to keep your stroking motions in line with the leather's grain. 2  This will help protect the integrity of the leather.. Soak a cotton ball or cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and gently treat any ink stains. 1  Be mindful not to rub too hard. 2  Excessive rubbing can damage leather and result in stains traveling inward, making them even harder to remove.