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expired Posted by f12_26 | Staff • Jun 11, 2024
Jun 11, 2024 5:07 AM
Woot Household Essentials: 1000-Ct 4-Mil Blue Nitrile Gloves
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As a price reference, Costco Wholesale's Kirkland Signature Nitrile Exam Gloves [costco.com] is usually $24.99 for 400 gloves, which works out to be $6.25 per 100 gloves. For this deal, it is $2.49 per 100 gloves. Also, I think Kirkland Signature gloves are 3 mil, whereas these are a bit thicker at 4 mil.
Of course, not all brands of disposable gloves are made equally. I personally have been using Venom Steel for years, although they are pricey. If anyone is interested, YouTuber Project Farm did an interesting test of disposable gloves: Best Gloves (Nitrile vs Latex)? Venom Steel vs Grease Monkey, Hardy, Phantom, Raven, Gloveworks [youtube.com]
I poked around and found out that these are branded as Hand-E Touch, and the Amazon listing of the 3 mil version is here [amazon.com].
I hope this helps,
Tofu Vic
For less waste, I usually just wash my "hands" with them on, then keep working. They do discolor easily, usually turning a bit green-ish in color at the palm, but that just shows how durable these have been in my experience. Harbor Freight 5mils have torn far more easily.
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As a price reference, Costco Wholesale's Kirkland Signature Nitrile Exam Gloves [costco.com] is usually $24.99 for 400 gloves, which works out to be $6.25 per 100 gloves. For this deal, it is $2.49 per 100 gloves. Also, I think Kirkland Signature gloves are 3 mil, whereas these are a bit thicker at 4 mil.
Of course, not all brands of disposable gloves are made equally. I personally have been using Venom Steel for years, although they are pricey. If anyone is interested, YouTuber Project Farm did an interesting test of disposable gloves: Best Gloves (Nitrile vs Latex)? Venom Steel vs Grease Monkey, Hardy, Phantom, Raven, Gloveworks [youtube.com]
I poked around and found out that these are branded as Hand-E Touch, and the Amazon listing of the 3 mil version is here [amazon.com].
I hope this helps,
Tofu Vic
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For less waste, I usually just wash my "hands" with them on, then keep working. They do discolor easily, usually turning a bit green-ish in color at the palm, but that just shows how durable these have been in my experience. Harbor Freight 5mils have torn far more easily.
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As a price reference, Costco Wholesale's Kirkland Signature Nitrile Exam Gloves [costco.com] is usually $24.99 for 400 gloves, which works out to be $6.25 per 100 gloves. For this deal, it is $2.49 per 100 gloves. Also, I think Kirkland Signature gloves are 3 mil, whereas these are a bit thicker at 4 mil.
Of course, not all brands of disposable gloves are made equally. I personally have been using Venom Steel for years, although they are pricey. If anyone is interested, YouTuber Project Farm did an interesting test of disposable gloves: Best Gloves (Nitrile vs Latex)? Venom Steel vs Grease Monkey, Hardy, Phantom, Raven, Gloveworks [youtube.com]
I poked around and found out that these are branded as Hand-E Touch, and the Amazon listing is here [amazon.com].
I hope this helps,
Tofu Vic
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1000 PK 4Mil Blue Nitrile Gloves Powder Free (10 boxes of 100ct for a total of 1000 Gloves) [woot.com] $29.99
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As a price reference, Costco Wholesale's Kirkland Signature Nitrile Exam Gloves [costco.com] is usually $24.99 for 400 gloves, which works out to be $6.25 per 100 gloves. For this deal, it is $2.49 per 100 gloves. Also, I think Kirkland Signature gloves are 3 mil, whereas these are a bit thicker at 4 mil.
Of course, not all brands of disposable gloves are made equally. I personally have been using Venom Steel for years, although they are pricey. If anyone is interested, YouTuber Project Farm did an interesting test of disposable gloves: Best Gloves (Nitrile vs Latex)? Venom Steel vs Grease Monkey, Hardy, Phantom, Raven, Gloveworks [youtube.com]
I poked around and found out that these are branded as Hand-E Touch, and the Amazon listing is here [amazon.com].
I hope this helps,
Tofu Vic
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