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Rubber Gloves?
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I've been buying the ones out of home bargains as of late they are about 59/69p and last well the gloves are pink and they are in a pink and blue packet I think
I used to get purple ones which I think we're made by sponges and they were brill and lasted ages but they stopped doing them :mad:
Yes I use these too and would recommend them, just looked at my spare packet under the sink and they are called 'edatex' ( must sort that cupboard out,bit of a hell hole) Hope this helps.0 -
Though I'm a big Lidl/own brand etc fan, I find it pays to buy quality gloves that last ages and are comfy to wear. I've had a pair of these over a year now, and still going strong:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/True-Blues-Gloves-Blue-Large/dp/B0000CFXSN
A tenner :eek: for a pair of gloves seems a lot, but they pay for themselves in the long run.Save £12k in 2022 thread #7:
Save £10,000 Jan-May 2022 THEN RETIRE!!
Final total for (half) year: -£4,0000 -
Another vote for Lakeland gloves. The yellow tipped ones aren't flocked but the Dermalux ones are just as good. They both last ages, in fact I don't think I've thrown a pair away yet!My secret fantasy is having 2 men....
1 cooking and 1 cleaning.0 -
Boots do them, they are £2.39 a pair, and you will find them in the section that has the allergy products, like the washing up liquid, and soaps, or have to ask for them, every boots I go into they do not put them with other rubber gloves. It is a trial to find them.
I get the Boots rubber gloves and find they do last for ages. I agree with you about them hiding them, last time I got mine I went round the store 3 times before I found them, next to the tissues, on a lower shelf!0 -
thehappybutterfly wrote: »
Can anyone wear someone else's rubber gloves? <<shudders>>
Don't really have a choice about wearing my mum's! I've no problem with it as long as I know who's had them. I wouldn't like to put on any old pair of gloves I've picked up from off the side at work for instance, but gloves that I "know" I'm fine with.
Mind it did drive me mad how she manages to get them wet inside!0 -
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