Review on Ridgid 70032 Drain Cleaning Glove by Troy Hamilton

The biggest problem with these gloves is that they just take too long to put on and take off – a critical issue for gloves designed to clean drains and after use with sewage are covered. Increasing their size will likely fix this. Second, they wear out quickly in the same place as all gloves of this type - between the thumb and forefinger - and lose water resistance at this point, allowing bacteria to enter easily. Increased material thickness in this area would help a lot. And finally, the price of these gloves is significantly higher than others of their kind, although they are inferior in design. The real disappointment of Ridgid is here.