Review on 🧤 LANON Wahoo SIL-PUR Silicone Household Cleaning Gloves: Food Grade, Reusable, Non-Slip - Green, Large by Leanne Young

**Update** After taking them out for reuse, I noticed that one glove had a small hole/tear (in the area above the wrist). Fortunately, this doesn't detract from their usefulness. Because the hole is so small I honestly can't tell if it was already there or if it just went unnoticed. Anyway I sealed it with a small square of tape - problem solved. lol After hitting the brilliant idea of mixing the meatloaf while wearing silicone gloves (to make cooking/cleaning easier and to prevent ingredients from getting caught under my nails), I grabbed the only silicone gloves I had on hand . They were gigantic, textured and extremely thick. They were intended to be used to remove the inner pot from the pressure cooker and weren't gloves at all - they were "mittens" for oven mitts. In the end, while they protected my hands from the sloppy work of stirring the meatloaf, they were otherwise useless, so the search for the right cooking gloves began. I bought these food grade silicone gloves and they performed everything I wanted. The silicone was thin enough that I had full hand and dexterity to mix the ingredients thoroughly, while still fitting snugly enough that the gloves didn't slip off during use (I hand-stirred the meatloaf again). They fit well over the wrist and offer good coverage (nothing slipped *in* the glove during use). I'm also very glad they don't have a lining as they would be easier to clean and sanitize again if food *slips* in. Personally, I wouldn't want to put my hand in a lined glove that contains festering bits of food. Pooh. Overall, I'm *extremely* happy with this purchase. The only reason I gave it four stars was because it's still a new purchase and I can't speak to its durability.