Reddit reviews GLOVEWORKS HD Industrial Black Nitrile Gloves with Diamond Grip Box of 100, 6mil, Size Large, Latex, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable, GWBN46100-BX
We found 3 Reddit comments about GLOVEWORKS HD Industrial Black Nitrile Gloves with Diamond Grip Box of 100, 6mil, Size Large, Latex, Powder Free, Textured, Disposable, GWBN46100-BX. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Gloveworks HD Industrial Black Nitrile Gloves are constructed from durable 6 mil thick nitrile with raised diamond fully textured grip, measuring 9.5 inches from fingertip to glove cuff.Industrial-grade nitrile gloves offer excellent elasticity, puncture resistance, and chemical resistance. Nitrile delivers a comfort level rivaling that of latex.Black disposable gloves look professional and conceal dirt and grime. They are a great fit for automotive, manufacturing, janitorial, plumbing, painting, and other industrial applications.Latex-free disposable gloves are ideal for those allergic to natural rubber latex. They are available in medium, large, extra large and XXL sizes.AMMEX is a global distributor of disposable gloves featuring a wide range of latex, vinyl and nitrile gloves in a variety of colors and sizes.
Why do you wear those huge gloves? You need to wear something like this so you can actually hold her between your thumb and index finger like this.
Gloveworks HD black Size Large. They're a little thinner (6 mil) than the green and orange ones (8 mil) so you can go a size smaller since they stretch a little more.
Edit: Amazon link
Nitrile gloves. They're amazing. I'd been on the job for 17 years before I discovered the magic of nitrile exam gloves. I was working at the county hospital and started wearing gloves while working to avoid "biohazards", and noticed several remarkable things about them.
First, the obvious: door handles have whatever people had on their hands on them, and we have to touch them. Two years working for the county, only got sick once.
Second, they keep your hands clean. Job's done, strip the gloves and the lock grime goes into the garbage with the gloves. Most locksmiths I know have that black grime embedded in the cracked calluses of their fingers, mostly because we all end up turning a lot of little screws and stuff by hand. That crud never washes out normally. Three weeks after I started wearing gloves, my hands were pink and clean again.
Third, nitrile absorbs that black grime like a sponge. Nothing is worse than working on a greasy lock and leaving a bunch of smeary black fingerprints all over a white painted door. Wearing gloves, and grime you touch sticks to the gloves like a magnet.
Fourth, brass splinters actually have trouble penetrating rubber. I don't know what it is, but they very rarely go through. I won't say never, because I've still gotten splinter through a nitrile glove, but it seems to happen a lot less.
I used to use the cheap thin 3.5mil blue exam gloves that I got free from my former coworker at the hospital, but I've recently switched to heavier black 6mil gloves. They cost more, but they hold up a lot better. Thin gloves I'd end up having to change one that tears two or three times per job. Black ones, they hardly tear at all.