SHOWA730 Nitrile Chemical Resistant Safety Glove with Cotton Flocked Liner, Food Safe, 15 Mil Thick, 13" Length, Small (12 Pair)

I like this product since it lasts longer then any other .

They seem to be very durable. Good value for 12 pairs!One glove got a hole after a few dishwashing uses but maybe I was not careful when washing knives.The inside is not as soft as typical dishwashing gloves. You are able to feel the warmth of warm water.Since these gloves are thicker, they have less tactile feel. They are stiff but with use, may mold a bit to your hand.When running the glove over metal (faucet), the feel is slick or waxy. With a typical dishwashing glove, metal does not feel so waxy.I could use these gloves for dishwashing. But, a glove with softer insides is preferable. I would most likely use these gloves for handling raw meat, car washing, bleaching clothes, sweeping the garage etc.

Quite some time ago I realized that every, single pair of rubber cleaning gloves I bought was becoming so sticky that they were unbearable to use. Glassware, chrome, and every hard surface I touched suddenly had the textured print of the rubber fingers. They got so sticky that they were practically glued together, and eventually I got tired of spending good money on worthless junk. (By the way, it's not true as some websites claim that this happens naturally. I've used rubber gloves for 50 years, and it's only within the last couple of years that they started to get sticky.) I began a search online that lasted months, and I finally found the ideal glove. These Showa nitrile gloves are much more durable than the thin rubber gloves I used to buy, and I wear them for washing dishes (no fear of punctures from pointed objects) , doing laundry (surfactants like Spray N Wash don't have any effect on them), and hot water won't cause them to stretch over time. They're designed for household use, not as chemical-proof gloves for stripping furniture or other jobs requiring heavy-duty chemicals. HEADS UP: They only come in packs of 12 pairs. The price seems steep; but unless you punish these gloves unmercifully they should last a long, long time. ***NOTE*** If you prefer a loose-fitting glove, buy the size the Showa chart recommends. If you like a glove that fits snugly, buy one size smaller. I use the Showa-recommended size for cleaning and laundry so I can get them off easily; for dishes close-fitting gloves work better because they're not as "clumsy." The better fit makes it easier to handle wet, soapy dishes and glassware. If you're sick of sticky gloves, and throwing good money after bad for junk that doesn't last, try these. I absolutely love, love, LOVE them.

I use these at work and loved them, so bought a set to use at home. My hands get wrecked when I do dishes, so these gloves are a life saver. These gloves are not your average rubber glove - because they are made of nitrile, they are a ton more durable than latex gloves. No holes after a month of use. These last a very long time. A bit more pricy, but definitely worth it!

For decades, my favorite dishwashing gloves have been the yellow Playtex Handsavers, which used to be cheap and available everywhere. They'd last maybe 4 months of dishwashing. For reasons beyond understanding (mergers & acquisitions, vulture capitalism), they've become scarce and expensive.The Small size in Playtex Handsavers fit me well. The Small in these Showa gloves are big on me. My paw is about 3" or 7.5cm across the palm, according to the way it's measured in the cockamamie Showa sizing guide, which perversely does not provide measurements for the various sizes.Measuring the actual Showa Small glove on my hand, I estimate it will fit a palm width of 3.25" or 8cm.I see on the package, Small is indicated by 7. It would have been helpful of the manufacturer to let us know. My glove size is 6.While a bit baggy on my, the Showa gloves seem to be very durable. They start out a little stiff but become more flexible with wear. The cotton flock lining is thin but effective. A dozen pair will likely last for years of dishwashing. I expect at least a few pairs will be left to my heirs. Recommended.

I use these gloves to protect my hands from daily dishwashing. They aren't as nice as the lined dishwashing gloves, but they do protect my hands, mostly. My water temps get extremely hot and you can definitely feel the heat through them, but I'm sure they are protecting my hands from the burn I would otherwise endure without them. Don't like the fact that 24 per pk is advertised, but you actually get 12. Seems to be deceptive marketing and someone should fix that.

bought a pack of 12 back in september 2020 when they were going here on amazon for $18.84. WE'RE STILL ON OUR FIRST PAIR; the others ten are still in their original plastic bag packaging under the kitchen sink. at this point, there's no sign of wear/tear on them. granted, they're only used for dishwashing and sometimes to give some additional grip with stubborn glass jars. i think there were other reviews that said they were used for chemicals and such, but if you're just a typical household and the gloves' only foes are a bottle of foaming dawn and occasional bacon grease.... i think you'll be set for a VERY long time with one order of these things. i'd give 6 stars if i could

Only ones I now use.

I was looking for a pair of gloves to protect my hands as I start getting eczema after being home due to the covid 19 and tends to clean and cook more.I came across this brand and see a lot of good reviews although in a lot of cases a lot of good reviews do not mean much but I decide to give it a try.I have to say these gloves are very well made and the quality is excellent. I wish I know about this brand much earlier. There is no comparison with the dish gloves I purchased from supermarkets or other name brands. I will only buy this brand now knowing what I know. Very happy with it!

I'll never buy another brand. These are awesome. Last way longer than any other gloves I've purchased. I use these to wash dishes and these last more than a month. The other brands I purchased would last 2-3 weeks. at the most.

I really wanted to like these gloves. After reading the reviews, I was convinced these would be the answer to my past glove woes, especially regarding holes. I was wrong. These gloves arrived with a defect -- a tiny hole in the webbing space between the first and second fingers! The gloves lasted about 3 weeks before they sprung a leak. I thought it was a one-off, and so I retrieved another pair from the package. Same problem occurred. The third pair (unused, unworn), upon close inspection, had tiny holes in the webbing in both right and left gloves, as well as between other fingers, not just the first and second fingers. These gloves would be so great for dish washing, since they are very thick and seemingly impervious, however, quality control needs to be improved.

Gloves are thick, don't tear or leak. Lining isn't very thick, so it protects against heat a little but it penetrates quickly. If you're buying them to be heat resistant, they're not the best. Easy to clean off and don't hold stains as easily as other cheap rubber gloves, so that's a plus! (I use them for dyeing)

The flock lining is nearly non-existent on these. A painted on texture that buys you perhaps 1 extra minute of wear time before they get really soggy.Left/right pairs make them fit nicely, and the thickness of the nitrile rubber gives just enough thermal delay that handling hot items is much easier with these on.