Clean Ones Disposable Food-Safe Poly Gloves, One Size, 2000 Count

These are loose and lightweight but work for my purposes. I wear them when I scoop the cat litter box.

Double or triple these to dispose kitty poo instead of scoop. Other uses pick up strewn trash. Economical product.

We use these for things where the large size of the glove doesn't matter, but fine touch and control does matter. These are thin enough to allow you to feel what you are doing. These are also large enough that they go on super fast. However, these are meant to be very baggy on your hand. These are the type of glove that a restaurant worker would throw on to make a quick salad and then toss in the trash and walk out and handle money. They are not meant to be used for hours on end. They are not meant to provide a comfortable fit. They are meant for quick, easy use, and they work for that purpose very well. All gloves have been clean, no holes, no tears, no defects.

The gloves are good. I like that they are BPA free. They are very easy to open and put on my hands. I use them for various purposes like handling food, cleaning the sink, preparing fertilizers for my garden. They don't break except that one time when I didn't trim my fingernails. My fingernails were a bit visible and they poked holes in these gloves. I had a bad time as I was putting soils into planters. The only bad thing about these gloves is that they are quite short and often slip out of my hands. The glove fingers are big and long enough but the wrist opening is too large. Coupled with being relatively short, the gloves slide out easily when I clutch my hands frequently, for example to mix ground meat for making meatballs. Note that while it is annoying, I can still cope with this shortcoming by readjusting the gloves when they are about to slip out. I bought this from seller TA National Trading. I received the correct brand Clean Ones as shown in the photo. I was worried that I would received a different brand as other reviewers have indicated. I got 2 boxes of 500 ct. each as advertised. Overall I would still buy these gloves again because they works ok and are cheap.

Costco used to carry these food preparation gloves but they no longer do. The gloves are a little better designed than some others. They cover the wrist a bit more and don’t slip off as easy when mixing meatball or meatloaf mix or whatever you want to mix with your hands or use to bread chicken or pork chops without getting gummy germs hands.

A million uses around the house and in food preparation. Very inexpensive, it's good to have some on hand. Keep some in car, at work, everywhere.

The thickness of the plastic used to make these gloves is OK, but not as thick or durable as the ones they replaced. Look at the mil rating. Your plastic garbage bags are about a 6 mil. These are thinner than that and don't hold up well in ordinary use. Sometimes they split at the base of the fingers when I simply pull a pair on. They are probably satisfactory for light uses, but I use them to line gardening gloves, and in that application, they have been marginal at best.

These gloves are great for creating a quick barrier between your hands and food or surfaces for foodservice, cleaning, shopping, pumping gas, etc.. They are very loose (unless you have really large hands) so make it harder to do certain things that require more dexterity but for a simple solution to protect yourself and others when doing basic tasks these work very well. On the flip side, the fact that they are loose means they are much easier to slip on in a hurry so you can keep some on hand at home, office, gym, in the car to be ready at a moment’s notice. I am very pleased with the value for money and recommend these gloves for anyone concerned about preventing contact.