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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: dazmond on February 11, 2011, 12:29:03 pm
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just google SHOWA 377 GLOVES for those that havent got any!thanks to the guys that told me about these.used them this morning and yesterday and got to admit their great for the price!!
waterproof,tough and not too big and bulky.ideal for both wfp/trad.
theyre about a fiver a pair but with vat/postage its over a tenner but still worth it.i think if you order more than £50 of gear postage is free on the arco online store.
regards
dazmond
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Gripper gloves B&Q £2.99 a pair. Good grip in wet.
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Gripper gloves B&Q £2.99 a pair. Good grip in wet.
The ones with orange rubber fingers and wool backs are great. Use them for a month then chuck'em.
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poundland gloves...rubber palms cotton back have about ten pairs(wash them when iam doing scrims)..and poundland surgical gloves underneath..
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joka s r excellent
as are unger neophrene gloves ;D ;D
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Dazmond
I'm a pro. I only use the best kit.The tool for this job is double dip short gauntlets.These cost two to three pounds at a good safety work wear type outlet.
Get a pair of ten inch ones for gutters. Next time you see a wheelie bin cleaner notice they will be wearing the longer ones.
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gav is that smiley face..because unger gloves are crap.. ;)
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had unger neophrene gloves they lasted me 15 working days before they became worthless , while they lasted those 15 days they were great thou :-\
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gav is that smiley face..because unger gloves are crap.. ;)
my last a full winter only wear gloves whens its
extremly cold im a man not a jessie
you big girl ;D
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I use any old gloves like gardening gloves 3 prs for a fiver. Each pair lasts about 3 months. If they didn't get caught up on pole clamps then they would last longer.
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gav you musnt do much work mines fail apart after a week or so...or you must have aspestos hands like my granny.she would have lift stuff out the oven bare handed and not a mark..i tried it and burnt the hands of myself..maybe its my soft fairy hands..because hands that do dishs our as soft as they feel with mild cream fairy liquid
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you must be neesh lol after an hour
or so gloves r off , oh n dont
catch em in the clamps (ungers)
jokas r most excellent ;D
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Dazmond
I'm a pro. I only use the best kit.The tool for this job is double dip short gauntlets.These cost two to three pounds at a good safety work wear type outlet.
Get a pair of ten inch ones for gutters. Next time you see a wheelie bin cleaner notice they will be wearing the longer ones.
slumpy you really are a bit of a window cleaning snob sometimes are nt ya?what your more of a pro cos you use the gloves that you ve got?yeah right!! ::) ;D ;D ;D
by the way i dont do gutter clearing anymore.always hated it and dont wanna risk my neck up a ladder!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
regards
dazmond
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Gripper gloves B&Q £2.99 a pair. Good grip in wet.
The ones with orange rubber fingers and wool backs are great. Use them for a month then chuck'em.
No,..........the black ones with elasticated material on the back of the gloves. :) (newish)
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Hi Dazmond
Do these SHOWA 377 gloves last long and do they make your hands stink?
Simon.
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I get my showa 377 gloves of ebay 2 quid a pair delivered the pair im using now i got in october!just ordered another pair as their starting to wear
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simon they dont make your hands stink and they seem pretty tough.only been using them for a week or so.some of the guys on here have been using them for 3 months with hardly any wear.
i defo recommend them!! ;) ;D ;D
dazmond
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They are washable as well so stick mine in the wash after a few days.
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WORK-POLYESTER-SHOWA-377-WORK-GLOVE-/260733111924?pt=UK_BOI_ProtectiveGear_RL&hash=item3cb4e78e74#ht_780wt_932
I just got a pair £2.00 hope u are right £2.00 all inc cant go wrong anyway ;p
i think he has a few more pairs
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yep their the ones.mine cost me nearly 12 quid with delivery with arco!! ::) ::)
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do you use a liner glove with them Dazmond?
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ordered a pair but hoping they aint just rubber?
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they are great zim zam!i dont use liners with them.i use them chiefly to stop my hands getting black and dirty from using the pole all day and dragging hose about everywhere.they keep your hands nice and dry!
good for trad as well. ;)
regards
dazmond
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They're £2 here with 50p postage ;D ;D
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FOR-WORK-POLYESTER-SHOWA-377-WORK-GLOVE_W0QQitemZ260733111924QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=212176143793&rvr_id=212176143793&cguid=e91d1d7e12a0a0aad407bbb7fddcbf2b
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£2 gloves doesn't make me a snob. A bit pedantic maybe.
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I just buy a few pairs of the ordinary work gloves when I am in Toolstation. Tried all these ponsy gloves, all rubbish
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Been using these for years.
http://www.protecdirect.co.uk/General-Handling-Gloves/BLUE-GRIP-Fully-Coated-Grip-Glove.htm
I usually have about 3 pairs on the go, and leave them on the dash to dry
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Just thought I'd say I've been using these for a couple of months now, and they are the business. However they do make your hands smell bad. Something like a combination of wet dog and bad feet, so says the wife and son.
Simon.
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poundland gloves...rubber palms cotton back have about ten pairs(wash them when iam doing scrims)..and poundland surgical gloves underneath..
showa has doubled in price from that guy i think we all must have bought from him he wants a fiver now.. ! they are good but they only last 2-3 months. before they wear between the tumbs and water pours in. dont get me wrong still good for a fiver.
are these the ones from pound land if they do the job like showa or even say a good month it might be worth a shot.as long as it does what the advert says its worth a try Water Resisitant too it says.
http://www.poundland.co.uk/product-range/a-z/2-pairs-mens-cotton-garden-gloves/
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Been using showa 377 gloves for few years replace about every 5-6 months as the start to ware/smell a tad, great for the price though ;)