If You Care Household Gloves Household Supplies for Cleaning Tools Review

I wanted an environmentally friendly and fair product and I feel like I got exactly that. These are quality gloves for what they are. I don't feel like they fall apart or puncture in just a few uses like my other drugstores have. I have to say, like others, rather annoyed, that there is no cotton lining. I have no idea what "cotton dust" means, but they just feel like rubber. It doesn't bother me at all as I didn't want the cotton lining. However, if you are allergic to latex, these gloves are…

These are the only fair trade rubber gloves I can find. Pros: * Sizes are similar to most other brands. Synthetic rubber.* Recyclable cardboard packaging. No plastic. Cons: * "Cotton flock lining" looks like a few microscopic specks of cotton dust caught in the glove. In fact, they don't exist. *If I have a false or grossly exaggerated claim about the liner, I ask myself if the company's other claims are true. I've been buying these gloves for years and the "cotton flake lining" is much more…

First of all I don't believe anything this "manufacturer" says about these gloves. They appear to be commodities that pass through twenty distributors before reaching the consumer, and each distributor lies on its way. Right out of the box the green show white lines around the base of the fingers - like you're rocking a piece of plastic back and forth and it turns white at the point of breakage, so I know they won't last much longer. use once. Continue NO FLOCKING. When people complained about…