How do you maintain a basketball?

How do you maintain a basketball?

A few tips for keeping your basketball in top shape include:

  1. Store at room temperature.
  2. Keep the right amount of air in your basketball.
  3. Wipe off dirt and debris with a damp cloth after use.
  4. Clean using a mild soap and warm water.
  5. Do not soak.
  6. Do not expose to cold, heat, direct sunlight, rain, or other harsh elements.

Where can I put air in my basketball?

How to do:

  • Put the end of the straw of the can into the basketball. It should fit quite easily.
  • Slowly start to press the trigger to allow the air to go inside the ball. Do it slowly and carefully for the best results. Once the ball is inflated to the desired amount, take out the straw and hit the courts!

How do you deflate a basketball without a needle?

It is always best to use a pump and needle when possible. Occasionally, in emergency situations, it is okay to use a pen or paper clip to deflate your ball if you don’t have access to a pump and needle. For this method you will need a pen or paper clip, water or coconut oil, and a friend.

How do you pump a deflated basketball?

Steps to Inflate Your Basketball

  1. Step 1: Attach the inflation needle to the air pump. How to attach the needle will depend on the type of air pump you are using.
  2. Step 2: Moisten the inflation needle.
  3. Step 3: Insert the needle into the valve.
  4. Step 4: Begin inflating.
  5. Step 5: Check the air pressure.

How do you deflate a tire quietly?

Place a rock inside the plastic cap covering the air valve and then replace it against the valve. Press hard and the air will leak out without much noise. If you want to reduce the noise even more, then place a slightly larger rock inside the cap.

What happens if you slash someone’s tires?

It’s vandalism. It’s usually a misdemeanor and if you go to court you’ll likely get probation, a fine, and have to pay restitution for the tires. There is a possibility you could go to jail, but it’s unlikely that you would unless you had a criminal record. It can be a felony, too, depending on the cost of the tires.

Andrew

Andrey is a coach, sports writer and editor. He is mainly involved in weightlifting. He also edits and writes articles for the IronSet blog where he shares his experiences. Andrey knows everything from warm-up to hard workout.