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You can't clean a grip (handle) of a tennis racquet. If it is slippery (Which it should not be) you will have to buy an over grip. They are very cheap. Maybe a dollar each or less. They come in packs of 3 or you can get a whole bag full. Most tennis brands make then. Prince, Wilson, Slazenger, etc.
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