🧤 100 Count Disposable Clear Plastic Gloves - Polyethylene Work Gloves for Cooking, Cleaning, Food Handling - Industrial Grade Vinyl Gloves Review

They're very cheap, but you get what you pay for. They start breaking as soon as you put them on. I assume they have a 2 minute task goal

The description says that they are waterproof and suitable for disinfection and cleaning... this is not correct. My hands got wet in these minimally cleaned gloves...extremely thin cheap gloves (yes, you usually get what you pay for). Not a very good buy...even at $8.

Came in very thin packaging. the gloves are very thin, it is written that there should be 100 gloves, but they were so thin that i only counted 90 of them in the bag. I counted 3 times and the same. If they're intended for food prep and not sterile packaging, you can't just pick up a glove without touching them all. I probably wouldn't buy them again

Overall they are great for coloring my hair, they never bleed and my hands stay clean but there was one glove with plastic between the fingers which I didn't tear off because I was scared knew there was going to be a hole, and when I finished dying my hair I realized there was a hole. I've dyed my hair about 3-4 times and this has never happened to me so a glove of 6-8 isn't that bad, I should have just picked a different glove when I saw this

DO NOT buy. they are garbage. These aren't gloves. These are just thin pieces of plastic cut in the shape of a hand 😑😑😑 a complete plagiarism that I don't need yet. Threw them straight in the trash. Too bad I can't post a photo. Like I said. I threw them away. But imagine you cut out a piece of plastic wrap in the shape of a hand 🙄 lol. Nowhere to put your hand. Mmm! I was definitely robbed. I would give zero stars on Amazon. Worst of all, I need them for my daughter's birthday. Now I'm…

Save money and order different gloves. I use gloves for pretty much anything mess-related: dishes, cleaning, cooking. These are the worst gloves I've ever tried. They are very slippery when washing dishes so you have to be extra careful as you can easily drop the dishes and then it was too sticky to cook. Trying to roll the meatballs was awful, they stuck to the glove. They came in a clear plastic bag and I knew right away that they would be cheap but I didn't think they would be that bad. I…

Obviously not as durable as latex or vinyl gloves. On the other hand, they are many times cheaper and have the same variety of applications. I use them when I'm slicing up raw chicken and washing my toilet. They aren't as flexible so you can get small tears if you move your arms too much. also depends on how big your gloved hands are. If they are tight, move your arms very little if you can. If you break the glove may leak a little, but it's no big deal. Considering their price I will use them…