Polyethylene Textured Disposable Gloves, Medium (Box of 500 Units)

I use these to pick up dog poop! I have 2 dogs, who each poop 3 times a day, and using these disposable gloves is so much easier than using small bags. I just pick up the poop and pull off the glove inside out! So easy!! I even saw a TV commercial a few days ago for gloves like these expressly for this purpose, but the cost was probably more than 5 times as much as the cost for a box of 500 of these gloves! We have an area in our yard that is fenced off for the dogs, so often I'll go out there at the end of the day with 3 gloves that I put on one hand (one glove on top of the other) and I can just pick up all 6 piles one at a time and put them in the small wastebasket-size bag. Then, when I'm done, I just peel off the top glove toss it in the bag with the poop, tie up the bag and toss it in the garbage. I then take off the 2 remaining gloves on my hand (which are unsoiled) and use them again. I use the 3 gloves just in case the outer glove should puncture, which hardly ever happens.

These are perfect for my needs. I use them when applying muscle/joint pain relief cream that contains capsaicin. I also use them for handling dough when baking. In the winter my hands become so dry that they crack and bleed, no matter how much hand lotion I use (including prescription creams). The last thing I want is blood in my cookie dough! Not to mention having residue from the hand lotion. I learned that the hard way. I had to throw out a batch because you could taste the hand lotion which transferred into the dough, even though my hands weren't greasy. Yes, the gloves are thin, but they aren't meant for medical care or when using needles,etc. I am able to work with dough easily, all while protecting the dough and my hands. The price is excellent, arrived quickly and will last me a long time. You could also use these gloves for hair coloring or crafting when using paint or glue. For the excellent value, you can simply remove them, turning inside out during the process, virtually dirt/mess free. I will definitely order more befor I run out. Finally, when my hands are chapped/cracked, I wear them when handling meat so I won't catch something. I switch to a clean pair after handling meat so I don't cross contaminate.

First, one man's large is another man's...well, not large. I wear a size 8.5 or 9 glove and these EASILY fit and probably would fit anyone up to 11.5 without issue. They stay put on my hands and allow me to tackle nasty household chores without looking like I rolled in off the farm for work on Monday morning. I do all my own wrenching on way too many things with motors around the house and got tired of harsh chemicals trying to cover up oil, grease and hydraulic stains to keep the boss happy. These are perfect for oil changes, air filter changes, painting, working with grease etc..I would not call them waterproof, but they will keep liquid off your hands. They hold up as well as surgical gloves at 1/5 the price and are honestly easier to work with when it is hot as they don't cause profuse sweating.My wife has since discovered my stash and uses them for yard work...so they will be vanishing a bit too quick.Overall a solid 4 star. If they made them a hair heavier and more durable i would have added that 5th star.

use these for everything - not sure why the other reviewers complained about the size, I have average size hands and they fit just fine without being too large, or too small, I would say if they are too large for your hands find smaller gloves similar to these or simply use these and put a rubber band around each wrist and get over it. NOW, I will say they are light duty gloves, but perfect for potting plants, cleaning the bathroom, applying finishes to crafts etc. Would I go scrubbing the grill grates with them? NO,, but for anytime you don't want to get stuff on your hands, or want to avoid excessive handwashing which can be very drying to your skin,, use a pair for simple tasks and you'll be happy with these absolutely

This is sort of gross, but we use these gloves when taking the inserts out of our son's cloth diapers to wash. For that job, these gloves are perfect. I have also tried using them to mix meatloaf, but for this task, they are not so great. They are way too big for me and I had to use one hand to hold the glove on while mixing with the other. I have not tried using them for a more simple food prep task, such as cutting a hot pepper, but I imagine that wouldn't be as much of an issue. For what we use them for, they are perfect!

Absolutely massive. I'm male, with what I think of as relatively average hands. These gloves are enormous. I could wear a pair of leather winter gloves under these poly gloves and they would fit fine.I agree with others that they are not waterproof, and if you're dealing with, say, uncooked chicken, you will likely still want to wash your hands even if you wear the gloves.But they're cheap and have some uses--if I mix up some vegetables for roasting and pour oil and salt on them, these gloves are a good option for spreading everything out by hand without getting all messy. But for detailed work, or work with anything too wet or sticky, I've gotten a second box of vinyl exam glove that 1) fit better and 2) are waterproof.

What can I say, these gloves blow my mind. At around a penny each, they're well made. You have to ask yourself - self, would you go through the trouble of making a glove and then selling it for one cent? I don't think I would bother. But Winco does, so they should be applauded for making such amazing gloves and selling them for so cheap.I use these gloves when I make hamburgers. When I handle bacon. When I touch anything greasy. They do the trick!Note: Though there is 500 in the box, this means that you really only get 250 pairs of gloves, so be warned that if you use two gloves (one for each hand), that you will be spending 2 cents per use. Plan accordingly. You have been warned.Nice gloves!