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Title: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Suffolkcleaners on July 23, 2016, 09:29:38 am
What gloves do you guys use? Getting through them like no tomorrow. Tried the rigger type gloves but they get manky too quick and all black from the carbon fibre pole. Tried other types similar to marigold thinner ones but not thick enough. All gloves also are far too hot to wear at the moment.

Anyone recommend any cooler summer type gloves? If so where from?

Thanks.
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: slap bash on July 23, 2016, 10:00:47 am
I have used many and find these the best . Some on this forum recommended then and I find them good .


http://www.screwfix.com/p/skytec-argon-thermal-grip-gloves-black-large/76311
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: SB Cleaning on July 23, 2016, 10:01:36 am
I wear showa 377 gloves in the winter...I don't wear gloves in the summer.
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: nathankaye on July 23, 2016, 11:29:31 am
I buy biking gloves, gel padded. Yyour fingers are free, the gloves breath and in this heat you dont want heavy or full gloves on. They are relatively cheap to buy and currently lasting me about 3/4mnths and i work mon to fri 4 wks per month.
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Smurf on July 23, 2016, 06:34:40 pm
What gloves do you guys use? Getting through them like no tomorrow. Tried the rigger type gloves but they get manky too quick and all black from the carbon fibre pole. Tried other types similar to marigold thinner ones but not thick enough. All gloves also are far too hot to wear at the moment.

Anyone recommend any cooler summer type gloves? If so where from?

Thanks.

Have you tied putting on barrier cream instead of gloves in summer?
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Smurf on July 23, 2016, 06:41:12 pm
I have used many and find these the best . Some on this forum recommended then and I find them good .


http://www.screwfix.com/p/skytec-argon-thermal-grip-gloves-black-large/76311

+ 1 very good winter gloves and comes in very handy for clearing gutters out by hand. Also very good at grip for getting stuck cf guttervac poles apart too but are a wee bit too warm for hot summer days.
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Shrek on July 23, 2016, 09:38:58 pm
What gloves do you guys use? Getting through them like no tomorrow. Tried the rigger type gloves but they get manky too quick and all black from the carbon fibre pole. Tried other types similar to marigold thinner ones but not thick enough. All gloves also are far too hot to wear at the moment.

Anyone recommend any cooler summer type gloves? If so where from?

Thanks.

Have you tied putting on barrier cream instead of gloves in summer?

Does barrier cream stop dog poo going between your fingers when reeling in just before its time to eat your butties?
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Smurf on July 23, 2016, 10:53:49 pm
Maybe then use damp disposable cloths on the hose when reeling in instead of using yer gloveless hand as a guide.  ::)roll

I've also got hot water on tap, hand soap, bacterial hand gel and barrier cream in the van so can wash and treat my hands anytime I need. Oh forgot to mention also gloves and disposable overshoes (not just for inside work) too  ;D   

Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Shrek on July 24, 2016, 05:29:19 am
Maybe then use damp disposable cloths on the hose when reeling in instead of using yer gloveless hand as a guide.  ::)roll

I've also got hot water on tap, hand soap, bacterial hand gel and barrier cream in the van so can wash and treat my hands anytime I need. Oh forgot to mention also gloves and disposable overshoes (not just for inside work) too  ;D   

Not everyone has hand washing facilities , so the next time you reel in with a damp cloth , the dirt on the cloth will go on your hands  ::)roll
Title: Re: Best workwear Gloves?
Post by: Smurf on July 25, 2016, 09:09:02 am
Maybe then use damp disposable cloths on the hose when reeling in instead of using yer gloveless hand as a guide.  ::)roll

I've also got hot water on tap, hand soap, bacterial hand gel and barrier cream in the van so can wash and treat my hands anytime I need. Oh forgot to mention also gloves and disposable overshoes (not just for inside work) too  ;D   

Not everyone has hand washing facilities , so the next time you reel in with a damp cloth , the dirt on the cloth will go on your hands  ::)roll

You can also buy a bag of rags dirt cheap and just throw them away afterwards if contaminated with cat or dog poo etc.