Do these work well with protecting records, or well holding them and not transferring oils? Thanks!
175007
Yes, I believe so. The gloves are soft with no ridges. I use them to handle photos and with no damage to the photo including transferring of oils.
175008
All I can say is when I handle jewelry with the gloves, I protect the jewelry from the oil that are on your fingers, I have even used them to wipe fingerprint marks from our silver jewelry, but I don't know what "records" you are referring to.
175009
I would think so. I bought them to wear so my hands wouldn't come in direct contact w/rubber or plastics. The gloves are thin enough that you can easily move your fingers but heavy enough to protect transfer of allergens.
175010
They should work fine for that. They are thin enough to get good feeling through but should protect from oil transfer well. You can even use a smart phone while where ing them
1998953
i would have to go with because they get dirty. i accidentally left a book (a REALLY heavy book), for an extended period of time on a pair i had been using and they were as flat as a penny and within a few minutes they were back to normal and usable.
1858657
ABSOLUTELY! They are terrific to use for storing photos. I highly recommend them!
1600587
I think that would be a great idea. You want to store them in a dry place, so I think sealing them up would work well.
448914
Not for books. These are great for files, papers, lose items. If the books fill the box it would be to heavy unless you are loading the boxes already on a hand cart.
359660
I am using mine for recipe cards; they slide out easily if you need to take them out, otherwise, they stay in the holders nicely.
871596
You could also buy a pack of plastic storage boxes to store your papers in fopr added protection. The are designed to stack solidly, & are relatively inexpensive if you buy at a big box store like Costco. I use them extensively in Mexico to protect my books from humidity.
1095709
I use them to put coins in them....so far they work great for protection for the coins....haven't tried putting liquid in them....putting liquid in them and handling constantly I think they would start leaking...hope I helped......
1016073
Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery. If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
252359
I use them for cassette tapes and they are mounted on the wall. Never had any problem with the tapes falling out. Satisfied with the purchase.
1129455
They are a little thinker than plastic document protectors. They should not fall down if you are putting them in like a hanging file. I also fine when documents are in them, they get even sturdier.
905160
I use them to fill infused oil bottles both 1 oz. and 4 oz. They work great for them. Very easy to clean. Nicely made, no burrs.
1538844
They require tape to seal. I like these for LPs - but don't try to mail anything breakable in them without lots and lots of padding.
1999583
I don't think so. I am not at home, but an 8x10 photo completely fills it. That's why I like them; there is no free space. I worked in pharmaceutical manufacturing and we used some heavy poly sleeves to protect batch records, so I know they are out there. I've forgotten the source...might look at lab or safety suppliers. Good hunting!
92934
They would be great for protecting books, as once they are sealed they are water tight. Also they are extremely hard to rip which is another plus. That being said, if I was going to ship a book in one I would wrap the book in bubble wrap first to protect it from moving around too much, and to protect the edges. If you have seen the Post Office, Fed Ex, or UPS, handle things then you know that they LOVE to just throw things around. I always try to put an extra layer of protection on things that I ship just to be on the safe side.
1270977
Yes, & they will protect your LP covers forever. Check out my new book. Google LIFE AIN'T KIND & you'll find it. Nelson Donley
1593127
It won't stop the mold from continuing to damage the records. It sounds like you have a moisture issue. These would help keep the cover from getting damp. But I found these sleeves to be average at best. I would look for a different company. Their sizes are all over the place. Good luck