How well do these work for something you need dexterity for? Such as sugar work.
1569335
I use them to wash and wax my cars every time. I can tell they are there, but they don't hurt my dexterity very much. Much better than getting petroleum distillates under my fingernails and having it burn for days as that stuff seeps into my bloodstream.
1569336
I used these for Halloween but they are not real flexible and they are pretty thick. would be great for working outside. these were also big for me so they did not fit snuggly which may be reason I don't feel thy would be for detailed type work.
56154
For me, they work great on keyboards. Of course, you have to pull them on all the way so that there's no slack at the fingertips. I wouldn't expect anyone to have trouble pulling them on all the way even if the fingers are long, but if that's an issue cotton gloves might work better because they're stretchy. Also, the gloves are slippery, but that's OK. At first I had trouble because of reduced tactile sensation, but I very quickly got past that.
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They are manual and they work well. We have a couple of people in the family with some pretty nasty arthritis in their hands and they don't seem to have any trouble using them. An added feature/benefit is you can adjust the coarseness of the grind. Most of the time I use the smallest setting, but for fresh made garden salads and anything you want a coarser grind for pepper they are just great!I love the fact that your turn them "up side down" to use them so there is no mess left on the table or in the cabinet... the main reason I bought these in the first place. I'm a long time OXO Good Grips fan. They are manual and they work well. We have a couple of people in the family with some pretty nasty arthritis in their hands and they don't seem to have any trouble using them. An added feature/benefit is you can adjust the coarseness of the grind. Most of the time I use the smallest setting, but for fresh made garden salads and anything you want a coarser grind for pepper they are just great!I love the fact that your turn them "up side down" to use them so there is no mess left on the table or in the cabinet... the main reason I bought these in the first... » Read More They are manual and they work well. We have a couple of people in the family with some pretty nasty arthritis in their hands and they don't seem to have any trouble using them. An added feature/benefit is you can adjust the coarseness of the grind. Most of the time I use the smallest setting, but for fresh made garden salads and anything you want a coarser grind for pepper they are just great!I love the fact that your turn them "up side down" to use them so there is no mess left on the table or in the cabinet... the main reason I bought these in the first place. I'm a long time OXO Good Grips fan. « Show Less
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They work really well with cookie batters and relatively well with stickier things such as peanut butter etc... Works we'll on melons and makes baking a lot easier overall. We'll worth the money!!
2174137
I haven't, but I don't know why they wouldn't work for that activity. They work great for cutting sandwiches. Why don't you give cookie dough cutting a try and let us know how it works.
568825
I have not used them for such, however I have found very useful in protecting my finger when using the mandolin slicer and don't see any reason for them not to be very helpful. Good luck
1386946
I have two of these and I use one exclusively for confectioners/powdered sugar for making frosting. It works great!
491951
I use one for white sugar and another for brown. They are air tight so they keep sugar well.
1383536
I believe it would be fine. I use the container that was designated for flour because I wanted more sugar at my finger tips. I use smaller ones for brown sugar and confectioner sugar. They seal well and you can see how much you have left when you put it away.
911500
They would be good as an addition to carving tools. These tools would work good on detail work but not so much for a gross reduction of media.
826042
I did not buy them to use for baking. I use them for pulled sugar work, and they are great for that. They are much thinner than Silpat, which I use for baking. However, I would use these for baking, as you pointed out there is no fiberglass in these and nothing to come in contact with your food. So it's an opinion thing. I like both for different things.
535532
Oh they would def work on cheese cake, I bought them for children to use. So they wouldn't cut their fingers/hands. They work great on almost everything. (except hard veggies). They would be great for not scratching up pans!
1152405
THey worked for high school students with smaller hands, so I think they would also be fine for elementary/middle school ages as well. They are quite flexible and mold to many hand sizes.
2075409
It will be challenging. The pens have a fine tip, but they are sort of flexible. Sort of like a paintbrush, but not with bristles, just a solid flexible end. If you look at the second picture on the item's page, you'll see what I mean. They may work for your intended purpose, if you have a very steady hand. I will say that they're better than other brands that I have purchased. I bought them, along with a multicolor set, to decorate iced sugar cookies and they worked very well for that purpose. Good luck!
625222
I use them for that and they work great. I leave mine on all year.Keep em sharp. They have a turn up on the end of the blade.
641613
YES!!! They are good for most anything. I love them and use them daily; now my hubby uses them too. I started getting them from Amazon when my local market stopped carrying them.
1365146
Hello. I'm not for sure. I didn't use them personally. Someone did a chess cake for my hubby. They turned out really good. So, I think they would do fine.