Washing up Gloves

[biggs682]

anybody offer advice on what sort some decent washing up gloves to buy as the ones we use only last about 10 days before going porous

 

[Dayvo]

I just use disposable rubber gloves like what the doctors use, but I presume you mean for bike repairs and not actually washing-up.

 

[cyberknight]

I just use disposable rubber gloves like what the doctors use, but I presume you mean for bike repairs and not actually washing-up.

I was gonna say for washing up i find skin works ok.

 

[Dayvo]

I was gonna say for washing up i find skin works ok.

Indeed! I use one of these works well with skin:

 

[Brandane]

 

[Smokin Joe]

And I thought you guys were so butch.

 

[Katherine]

I have had these for quite a while. Tesco tough gloves.

 

[midlife]

I had some of the above for picking up horse poo (long story) Pretty tough

If it's for work then disposable nitrile about £7 per 100.

Shaun

 

[Levo-Lon]

I have had these for quite a while. Tesco tough gloves.

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i used these a lot before i found a better more breethable option for handling block paving and slabs.

excelent wear per £ value for wet weather or washing, dermatitis protection etc

 

[biggs682]

I just use disposable rubber gloves like what the doctors use, but I presume you mean for bike repairs and not actually washing-up.

no they are for washing up in only

 

[Andy_R]

Here you go...

 

[Cheddar George]

anybody offer advice on what sort some decent washing up gloves to buy as the ones we use only last about 10 days before going porous

In the spirit of Ron Swanson ........ "for Gods sake son, people can read this !"

 

[alicat]

So what are you currently using?

I find cheap ones from Lidl last okay. I only tend to use the right glove because that hand goes in the water most. When the right glove gives up, I turn the left glove inside out and use that. I haven't forgotten my Yorkshire roots.

 

[Katherine]

So what are you currently using?

I find cheap ones from Lidl last okay. I only tend to use the right glove because that hand goes in the water most. When the right glove gives up, I turn the left glove inside out and use that. I haven't forgotten my Yorkshire roots.

Inspired!

 

[Mo1959]

This must be why my 56 year old hands look more like 70 year old hands as I never wear gloves to do anything.