Questions and Answers for FIRM GRIP Large Nitrile Coated Work Gloves (5 Pack)

A:  Yes, but you still need to handle the cactus with care since the backside of the gloves are not protected.

A:  You'd get VERY little protection from stickers. I use kitchen tongs and cardboard for moving, grabbing cactus. The tongs are metal, so I put some caulk on the grabbing edge. And folded cardboard works great for picking up large pieces.

A:  I wouldn't Only your palm and fingers would be protected bot the back of your hand

A:  The thorns will probably poke through. These are good for material handling and heavy gardening and tree work.

A:  Yes!!!

A:  I don’t know, I haven’t really tried. But you can find out yourself if you want. Just be careful!

A:  I don't think so. They do give you a firm grip and up use them for planting, lifting plywood clean up jobs inside and outside. I only wish the top part of the glove was of the same nitrile material as the palm part of the glove so the top of my hand does not get wet. But otherwise it is the greatest glove I found that works.

A:  They were in the midway by checkouts. I always need gloves since I do a lot of yard work and I have Lupus so I have to protect from the sun. These help with all that- very flexible and comfortable- hardly know I am wearing them!!!

A:  It was on sale thats why they had it somewhere close to the customer service area.

A:  Front entrance

A:  Aisle-11 Bay-10

A:  Go to the homedepot.com website and choose the store that you want to purchase from. Then search for the product and on the results page for that product, you should find the bay and aisle numbers, telling you where the products can be found. Otherwise, you can head to the store and visit the customer service desk and ask for assistance and they will help you.

A:  With the back side material being porous, I would suggest it. You're likely to get a chemical burn.

A:  I really do not know but I would not use these for that purpose. The white backside is cloth and would leak liquid onto your hands.

A:  Yes absolutely, I use it for my yard work, gardening and working on cements works perfect

A:  No a good choice since liquid will go though white area of glove.

A:  The glove itself is a stretchy canvas type material, the palm and inside of the fingers have the nitrile coating - so the glove itself will definitely not dissolve, i have used it with mineral spirits and acetone and the nitrile dip remains intact, but it should be noted that these are not water proof gloves - whatever chemical you are using will probably make contact with your skin. If you are using an aggressive paint stripper or anything that warns against skin contact i would suggest a different pair of gloves.

A:  Yes, I washed my gloves in cold water. Lay on tower to dry.

A:  I wash mine.

A:  Maybe rinsing them with plain water??? I don’t think they would do well being machine washed (but I have not tried washing them myself)

A:  Yes, but the trees are rinsed every time it rains whether or not you wear work gloves and I?m not sure there?s a ?tree-safe? soap you could use to get a grove any cleaner. Try asking the Forestry Service or your local USDA extension office.

A:  I just rinse and wash in sink with dish soap

A:  Mine were large, they also had medium and x tra large as I recall

A:  One size fits all, they are somewhat stretchy and fit my (avg size) hand comfortably

A:  I only saw large, couldn't find small size

A:  Mine say large

A:  It is 1 size fits all.

A:  All of the gloves in the pack are one size.

A:  Yes. All one size.

A:  All 1 size

A:  Very tight at large size.

A:  They are all one size but seem to fit everyone at my shop. These have been the best deal I have been able to find on this style glove.