HINSOCHA 3 Pairs Rubber Cleaning Gloves Latex Free Dishwashing Gloves - 13" Reusable Nitrile Gloves Small, Orange+Pink+Red

HINSOCHA 3 Pairs Rubber Cleaning Gloves Latex Free Dishwashing Gloves - 13" Reusable Nitrile Gloves Small, Orange+Pink+Red

Nitrile Imported Anti-Slip Design: These cleaning gloves are made of soft nitrile material, with anti-slip texture on the palm and fingertips of the gloves, which can increase grip and flexibility. Latex-Free: The dish gloves have no strange odor. The 13-inch length can keep your hands and forearms clean and dry, preventing water from penetrating. Comfortable and Flexible: The 12-mil thick kitchen gloves are thin enough to provide a comfortable grip, but thick enough to protect the skin from garbage or hot water. Durability: The reusable nitrile gloves are more puncture and tear-resistant compared to rubber latex gloves. Multifunctional: The set includes 3 pairs of gloves in different colors. You can use them for various household cleaning tasks, including washing dishes, laundry, furniture wiping, house cleaning, car washing, gardening, etc.! How to Choose Cleaning Gloves
Just like any essential purchase, you need to consider some factors first. Whether it’s for your next favorite kitchen storage containers or dishwashing gloves, a little bit of research helps determine the perfect item for you.

Glove Size
Make sure to measure your hands and get the closest size you can from the gloves size guide. It’s fine if you don’t find one with your exact measurements because having a bit of breathing room is recommended. Get a slightly bigger size, so you don’t end up with sweaty palms after each use. Also, a bit of space can make it easier to take off.

Material Composition
Most dishwashing gloves are made of latex, rubber, silicone, and sometimes a mix of two. These materials are proven to be water-resistant and the most durable. Choose a pair of cleaning gloves made of nitrile material to ensure that they are skin-friendly.

How to Clean and Maintain Dishwasher Gloves
- After use, clean the gloves while wearing them. Use the same method you do when washing your hands.
- Use a gentle soap or a dishwashing detergent for washing to get rid of any food residue. - Rinse the gloves with cool water and hang them to dry.
- When the outside is dry, turn the dishwashing gloves inside out. It will give the inside a chance to dry out as well and get rid of any odor.
- Store your dishwashing gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Also, avoid keeping them with sharp objects to prevent any punctures and tears.