Review on Protect your hands with SPONTEX 20005 X-Large Blue Household Gloves by Ann Coleman

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 the opposite: turn the case to the right, then stretch out your fingers. I bought these to degrease some wheels before painting with a water based degreaser which is not skin friendly. The long cuffs protected my hands from the solution much better than traditional rubber medical gloves on the wrist. And they're *much* heavier, so they don't tear as easily as regular rubber gloves. (In other words, they didn't snap like everyone else, though I've changed many, many rubber gloves over the years.)