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My hands get wet using my rubber gloves
Have you tried Nitrile gloves?
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=37052
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On 29 Mar, 15:45, Linda wrote:
Serious now, please.
I go and get some high-priced super chemical-resistent rubber gloves for
doing the washing up. A few seconds after starting I cut a small hole
in the gloves. What an **** idiot!
Ok, get a dishwasher. Wash sharp knives separately. I know, I know.
But nothing seems to stop them getting holed.
Happens every few days. Am getting sick of this so no I'm going to
patch the nearly-new glove with a hole.
But that's where it gets hard. If I use a self-adhesive repair patch
for a bicycle inner tube (inside and maybe outside too (if the "hole" is
actually more like a small cut) then the hot water.
What sort of adhesive would make a good repair of the glove? Some
adhesives make the the rubber deform (it takes a few days). Would a
contact adhesive resist the heat of the water better? I like the water
hot.
Can anyone help. Am sure there could be lots of crazy replies and
that's ok,. but I also want to fix this!
Never put sharp knives in the washing up bowl. It is dangerous. Keep
them outside the bowl and be careful when washing them!
Philip
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