Cleaning the racket

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Shreyansh Sadangi
Shreyansh Sadangi Asked 15 years ago

1) I clean my racket with a damp cloth.  No matter how much i clean my paddle,there is always some dust left on the black side.How I clean the remaining dust off?Please help. 2) I have some problems with the backhand smash.Can you please make a video on this.I'll be very grateful if you do that. Regards, Shreyans


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 15 years ago

Hi Shreyans,

Don't worry too much about the small bits of dust. As long as you get most of the dust off you will protect the rubber well.

We will look at making a video on the Backhand Smash. Do remember though that most times if the ball is high enough for a smash you should have enough time to get around and make a foreahnd smash.  It is a much safer option.


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Zhang Bo Lin

Zhang Bo Lin Posted 10 years ago

Sir Alois,

No matter how much I clean it, majority of the space is dust.frown Please help as it affects the spin I imbue on the ball.


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 10 years ago

Hi Zhang,

You can clean it often.  Just keep wiping the rubber after each couple of minutes of play to keep the rubber clean.


nischay tibrewal

nischay tibrewal Posted 9 years ago

i clean my rubber by:-

1) first keep the rubber close to the mouth then release air from your mouth it will give the rubber some moisture(few drops of water can be seen)..

2) after this wipe it off either with your hand or preferable use a cloth.....

I do it in this way coz. i have seen doing this others in my club.....

THIS WORKS GOOD FOR ME.....HOPE THIS WORKS FOR YOU TOO...

TRY IT


Jeff Plumb

Member Badge Jeff Plumb from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago

Thanks for sharing your technique Nischay. I think that is a pretty effective way to do it. In fact I made a video on this a while back!

 

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