Searched here and only topic that came up was from 2016 with no response.
I am tired of the ones i use from HD.
Looking for alternatives
Searched here and only topic that came up was from 2016 with no response.
I am tired of the ones i use from HD.
Looking for alternatives
They all rip… if you find a pair that last more than a week let me know… I’ve given up and bought a full box of Jersey gloves.
What kind or what purpose type?
I use these for my other business, when we clean ovens and what not.
Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing:
Grease Monkey X-Large Nitrile (100-Count)
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Grease-Monkey-X-Large-Nitrile-100-Count-23892-06/204452133
They are good and thick, dont rip like like these
Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing:
HDX Disposable Nitrile Gloves (10-Count)
https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-Disposable-Nitrile-Gloves-10-Count-HDX00290-10/203613737
For pressure washing
I wish I could buy just left handed gloves. I only use a glove when reeling hoses in
Kevlar gloves for gutter cleaning!
have to be waterproof and chem resistant dor handling acids.
If not one for acids and the other for pw
By far, these:
Is that what u use?
The description is good… tyvm
Only for two weeks but I love them. Way better then anything else I’ve ever used and I tried a good bit. I use HF 9m nitrile for dirty throw away jobs but these hycool for everything else
I have used these for years, they are winter gloves but work flawlessly in any season…
I thought you upgraded to electric reels.
I did. definitely need a glove when reeling or you can wind up with something in your hand. That’s why I only need a left hand glove
hold a rag when you reel in your hoses that way the hoses get cleaned. No glove needed then
What I always do
Good point
I use a rag too.
Ive never really looked into electric reels so i assumed you didnt need to do anything. You just push a button and your hose winds up and thats it lol.
They’re nice, especially at night when you’re cleaning about 8 different properties. Sometimes I’ve used a rag when rolling them up but it gets aggravating when you hit a dry spot on the house and it snatches the rag from your hand