🧤 Wahoo PVC Dishwashing Cleaning Gloves: Skin-Friendly, Reusable Kitchen Gloves with Cotton Flocked Liner, Non-Slip Medium Size Review

I have no idea how they pierced it with a knife. The thinnest gap which tells me it should be more durable. Disappointed because I really liked it.

Will buy again, fits and feels good. I use them when cleaning the bathroom, floors, walls, etc. I use them over and over again, so it's worth my money. The colors are great!

I loved it when I bought it and immediately used it several times. Unfortunately there were small holes near my fingers and I had to throw them away. I could be very rough with gloves, I'm not sure.

Love Them! I've been using them for a month and they are definitely worth the money. I wash my dishes in hot water and it insulates well against the heat. The flocking is very comfortable, the grip is good and they are not so thick that they restrict freedom of movement. The color is cute too.

Wahoo PVC Dishwasher Gloves Skin-friendly, reusable kitchen gloves with a cotton-flocked lining are good so far. I've used them several times, wishing for multiple dishes each time. I find them flexible and therefore comfortable. They can be easily removed after wearing for a long time. And so far no tears. I'm pleased so far, especially considering the fiasco with gloves previously purchased from other brands at Revain. Cracks and holes after minimal use. Wahoo gloves also have no annoying…

Unfortunately they don't compare to my all time favorite 'Simpy Done' neoprene/latex mix gloves made in Malaysia and bought in my local supermarket. no longer wears. They're thinner (though slightly thicker than Playtex) and don't have rounded edges, which doesn't bode well for durability. They're also two inches shorter than my favorites, so they don't pivot back far enough to form a good water-retaining cuff. They are good for washing dishes but not for the dirtier jobs that require stronger…

I've seen some complaints about these gloves but I've had great experiences with the three uses. I use them for washing dirty dishes, cleaning around the house to protect my hands from things like bowl cleaners and I've used them as gardening gloves. To me, they were workhorses. The use that surprised me the most was gardening. I started using them in the garden in April because I needed something thin enough to feel what I was doing and to keep water and dirt off my hands and arms. I also…