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Best gloves to use when cleaning a hot grill or washing dishes.

I use these while servicing portable toilets and toilet trailers / waste tanks. I frequently use concentrated bathroom deodorizers, hospital grade disinfectant, and non-acid based urinal cleaners at my work, and the gloves they buy all seem to have the issue of either not fitting to your hand properly, or having too much finger length at the tips. When I first started, these were the gloves I was given, and they fit perfectly without having to be broken in. They're durable, flexible, and easy to clean, including inside. I tend to wash the outsides off to get rid of any trace chemicals, turn them inside out and run them through a wash, and reuse them multiple times. They're worth purchasing for what I needed.

So I don’t write a lot of reviews but this one seems necessary. When you plan on paying 37 dollars for gloves when the description of the item clearly shows that there are 12 units in the package, you think you’re getting a great deal. However, I ordered these gloves and thought maybe it was a mistake the first time. I contacted Amazon and got a refund for the first order and that they would contact the sellers to try again for the correct item amount. Just received my second package thinking the mistake was corrected, and it hasn’t been. Received 2 more individual pairs of these gloves and 37 dollars a pair. Pretty disappointed.

These are tough but very pliable with a snug or relaxed fit according to how you size them. They also have decent grip/friction for most surfaces and conditions. I used them a full 40 years back in commercial fishing - primarily lobstering and they remain excellent gloves for so many uses. They grip rotting fish as well as wet or dry rope! If you've never touched them - they are a thin fabric with a vinyl-like coating. The layers do not separate unless you wear them bare/to failure. They can of course be punctured or abrased with hard use, but are quite resilient and tough. Sizing matters. If you want to be exceptionally nimble, a snug glove should allow you to tie knots and perform chores nearly as if bare-handed. A perfect match or bit smaller makes them so. Alternately if you want to be able to slip them on and off frequently, often a bit larger may be desired. Snug gloves will likely make your hands sweat in warm weather. Looser gloves will breathe a bit at the cost of less dexterity and sensory feedback. Note that there is an insulated version that is also excellent! I keep a pair in my trunk for pumping gas in any season. They slip on and off effortless and keep the stink of gas off my steering wheel!

I use these to wash dishes in very hot water multiple times per week. So far they’re still performing well after about six months. The very sparse cotton lining helps to reduce sweat significantly. They are much thicker and much more effective for my use case than regular cheap thin dishwashing gloves that would always leave my hands very sweaty and just simply get holes in them in a month or two.

These gloves are the best. I use them for everything, fishing, washing cars, washing dishes.

I absolutely love these gloves. They are very reliable, durable, and odor resistant. First I just want to say I work with a variety of chemicals. I am a bulk driver for Schneider National and they always run out of these gloves because we like them so much. They last about a month on average and they don’t make your hands stink like other chemical gloves. I am glad I found them on Amazon so I don’t have to keep begging for them at work. I like them so much I personally bought them so I can have them readily available for work. You won’t be disappointed with this product and don’t forget to roll the cuffs so chemicals don’t run down your arms.

For years I tried numerous brands of rubber gloves. I've been using these for many months, and I'm still using the first pair. So far they've lasted longer than any other brand. They're great for doing dishes, or most any wet task. Easy on and off. Haven't had to clean the liners yet, either. At first I didn't want to buy a case of these. Now I'm glad I did. And I hope they never stop making them.

Solid gloves

I use these gloves for gardening and do not even consider buying others. I can garden in the winter in the Northwest and my hands stay dry. I love that they go higher on the arm. They last a long time and can be washed. Perfect gloves for year round gardening.

I like that they come in medium size and that they are so durable and long lasting. I use these gloves for washing dishes and for hand washing laundry in hot water. These gloves last longer than the brands normally sold on the market. I wish they came in a package of 6 pairs of gloves instead of 12's, that's a lot of gloves. On a minor note the color of the glove looks pretty industrial so maybe a cobalt blue glove would make the gloves a little more attractive.

Little pricey compared to store but delivery to my door made up for that

Use them as scuba drysuit gloves. Fit my Si-Tech cuff set as well as my new PSI Aluminum set. A little snug with thick liners but they work and they are amazing value for the money when compared to the gloves sold by scuba gear companies.