Sounds like a plan. I don't use enough to warrant a big purchase like 10 boxes but when I find some that seem to be what I want I'll probably get a few more. To me they are strong when I can reuse them if they aren't FUBAR the first time.
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Touchntuff all the way
Alibro
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Don't buy Eurocarparts nitrile gloves, they fall apart in minutes. Bodyguard are much better but I find these are great for most jobs especially when handling very greasy oily stuff.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/skytec-krypton-krypton-gloves-white-dark-green-large/6646f
More or less fluid proof and last for months.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/skytec-krypton-krypton-gloves-white-dark-green-large/6646f
More or less fluid proof and last for months.
They look good and I have similar but I my search is for gossamer type that I can sling after something like undersealing. I suppose I mean really disposable but that last more than 5 seconds.
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Two quid could be called disposable if it meant you could do the whole job in one go. I think you can get similar even cheaper off ebay.
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carers use the best ones,from a company called gloveman.
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I use these. http://www.alexandra.co.uk/vinyl-powder-free-gloves?gclid=CLOUwdSZns8CFVXNGwodEqsNlg#.V-FNp3RwbqA
I buy them from a large department store down this way call Trago Mills.
They charge £2.99 per box of 100. I buy them 5 boxes at a time. They are good gloves and don't tear to easily.
I buy them from a large department store down this way call Trago Mills.
They charge £2.99 per box of 100. I buy them 5 boxes at a time. They are good gloves and don't tear to easily.
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They aren't as good as they were 15 years ago John. You could buy a B2 for £20, a B4 for £30 and an XS20 for £60. Sadly those days are long gone.
Same with Makro. In fact even the charity shops are having a giraffe these days. Double the price I think is reasonable. Lots of us are moaning about their (charity shops) prices.
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