expiredPennyFound | Staff posted Jul 15, 2024 06:12 PM
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expiredPennyFound | Staff posted Jul 15, 2024 06:12 PM
50-Count Hand-E Touch Black Nitrile Powder & Latex-Free Disposable Gloves (Large)
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I was actually doing some paint stripping yesterday. It was a orange-based stripper and my wife came in and said "It smells like OJ in here" just as I was stretching one of these exact gloves over my XL hand. Yep.
Too dumb to make this up.
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doesn't everyone scoop the lumps out with their hands?
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Harbor freight has 100 packs that go on sale for about $5 for a box of 100. 5 mil and even those are known to rip.
I bought a case of 6 mil off Amazon, uykke (spelling?) For something like $75 for 1,000. Much thicker than these amd the harbor freight versions. I've had the harbor freight gloves rip when pitting on. The uykke I can wear a few times and they still hold up. Totally worth the extra little bit they cost.
I will note that the ones linked by the previous poster on Woot show as 4 mil, while the ones here are only 3 mil, so they're 33% thicker.
Regardless, though, this is still not a good deal. Sam's Club has their Member's Mark nitrile gloves (4 mil) at a regular price of $10 for 200 gloves [samsclub.com]. That puts them at $2.50 for 50 gloves that are thicker and higher quality than the ones shown here. Costco has gloves for a similar price in-club (higher online) [costco.com].
On Woot (or Amazon) you can regularly find gloves that are easily better and/or cheaper than the ones advertised here. 30 seconds of searching found me these 4 mil Nitrile Gloves on Woot [woot.com]. You will probably have to buy more than 50 to match the price, but you don't necessarily have to buy more than a ew hundred. For anyone who does regular cooking, cleaning, or any of dozens of hobbies, having a few extras is going to be a big positive, not a negative.
For what it's worth, I do a lot of cooking and hobby work and I go through a lot of Nitrile gloves. I've used ones from Costco, from Sam's, from Amazon, from Walmart, and a bulk pack from Woot. They were all "good enough", including the last big pack from Woot that may be a little lower in quality than the best ones I've bought, but were also roughly half the price. That's worth it in my book.
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