🧤 Easy On/Off Waterproof Dishwashing Scrub Mitts with Jokari Oversized Textured Design Review

God, that's huge! I mean I thought they were smaller. They are obscenely large. I don't care what the material of the outer shell is. I will come back to update their performance and durability.

I really like their concept but unfortunately they have serious flaws. They are huge and when wet they just soaked up water and the lining didn't protect my hands from getting wet. It doesn't mention if it can be used on non-stick ceramic. It tells you they can be washed in the dishwasher but when I did there was water in them which I had to pour down the sink after the rinse cycle was finished. A day later they weren't dry inside either.

I wash dishes every day and always wear gloves. I thought this was a great idea and gave it a try. Unfortunately, the idea is great, but it just didn't work out as intended. - The mitten style makes it difficult to get your hands on properly as there is no 'grip' inside - the outer material is great and great for washing dishes, but it absorbs so much. Water that immediately after washing two plates, the mittens became so heavy that they began to hang and fall from my hands - after I took them…

These mittens are truly waterproof and have what is called a "waterproof lining". This liner is simply a medium weight synthetic liner sewn into each glove. When I tried them on, I took them off and put them on a few times. They are more like mittens with a full lining. I shift my hand to slide the plastic part of my thumb back into the glove. I was surprised how big they are. I don't have small hands, but they practically dwarf my hands. They are soft and comfortable with external foam…