Protect your hands with SPONTEX 20005 X-Large Blue Household Gloves Review

These are the best gloves. Don't waste your time with others. They are durable and have little padding so they don't get soft inside like other cheap ones.

I have severe contact dermatitis on my hands. I use them to wash dishes. They are thick enough to protect my hands from hot water and these gloves are very durable. I take very good care of them. They are the best on the market. I like the cotton lining, that's why I buy them.

I use them all the time and have been using them for decades. They are very easy to put on and take off if you buy the right size for your hands. I have a couple in the kitchen washing dishes, a couple in the laundry room cleaning and washing, and a couple in my mom's sink to take care of her. I also keep a few pairs on the shelf so I never run out. I usually use them with very hot water and a pair lasts many months.

WARNING Each glove has 2 holes in the wrist/hand area due to the way the Bluette label is attached. They use a tag gun with plastic needles that go through the glove to attach the tag. This will of course leave holes which will likely reduce durability. This definitely means that the product is not waterproof in the area of the holes. In addition, gloves for chemically sensitive and environmentally hazardous people have a strong unpleasant odor. Let them step on the gas outdoors.

Why doesn't Playtex make rubber gloves for men? Even her tall size is tiny and her XL is hard to find. These Bluettes are a lifesaver - XL size fits me (I wear men's size with winter gloves), fabric lining makes it easy to get on and off, durable construction suggests 10x the lifespan of a cheap store purchase. The edge of the gloves extends up to a third of my forearm without an annoying cuff. The thickness of the gloves reduces the delicate touch feeling, but does not cause problems when…

I've used other gloves that were heavier than these and worked reasonably well, but after a while the material became stiff and the harness could slip out of my hands. When received these gloves were thinner and not as big. But I was pleasantly surprised on both sides: On the one hand, the grip of the gloves is still very good even when washing dishes with dishwashing liquid. If excess soap sticks to the glove and makes it slippery, simply hold it under the tap for a moment and the soap will…

The only downside is there can be a learning curve with the thickness and your grip. Soapy water is "slippery" and these gloves are serious. I can wash dishes in boiling water with no discomfort, which I LOVE, so it wasn't hard for me to learn to slow down a bit until I felt I could control smooth crystal glasses etc. Once I figured out how to pick up items properly, these gloves feel so much worse on all other gloves! They're lined to keep your hands from getting sticky and the heat resistance

I had a couple of Bluettes in my old dishwasher apartment, they lasted a long time and were made in the USA so thought I'd give them another try, poor selection. 1) They are no longer made in the US but are still quite expensive 2) They last longer compared to thinner supermarket gloves 3) They are blue but then part of the "hand" glove. , covered with a darker blue bloom approximately from wrist to fingertips. Unfortunately, this dark blue coating wears off the dishes, so don't wash your…

I had some Bluettes in my old dishwasher apartment, they lasted a long time and they were made in the USA so thought I'd give them a try Bad choice again. 1) They're not made in the US anymore but are still pretty expensive 2) They last longer compared to thinner supermarket gloves 3) They're blue but then the "hand" part of the glove from about the wrist up to the fingertips are covered with a dark blue raid. Unfortunately, this dark blue coating wears off the dishes, so don't wash your dishes

Well the biggest problem I have is sweat collecting in it. Then again, I use them outside in New Mexico in the summer, so it just happens. They dry pretty well when you turn them inside out, which is a little annoying until you figure out the secret. The "trick” consists, so to speak, of pressing the fingertip of the glove part with the little finger and first turning the inside out before the body is turned inside out. Since the rubber is only on one side (outside), flipping it inside out is…

I put off writing this review until my glove was completely worn out. I thought it was a year ago, but turns out it was only about two years ago. Two years of daily use for washing dishes in a large family. No cracks, no tears, the forks and knives never stick out and have been through the washing machine several times to keep the inside clean. These gloves held up much better than I expected. Even today, "wear" means a tiny hole in the thumb. So what makes them "almost perfect" gloves and not…