Are these different from the gloves you would use to wash dishes or clean the house with?
1117867
They are not like cleaning gloves. These are lined and protect your hands from the heat of the food you are handling. We use them to take meat from our smoker. Cleaning gloves wouldn't protect your hands.
1117868
Yes, they are different. They are heavy duty and protect your hands and fingers from the heat. My husband uses them to remove food from our smoker and pull pork apart.
1117869
Yes they are different. They are thicker, have less dexterity and have insulation.
1117870
Yes they are different. These are very heavy and would not be practical for household chores. They were made to withstand the heat of hot food and for that purpose only.
1807832
No. They are labeled with G & F and and have a flower on them. I never used to wear gloves but now I feel like I'm doing it wrong if I dont have them on *giggle*
18921
Absolutely. They fit snug, I don't really want loose gloves. They have a lot of friction and recover very quickly if they get dirt or water on them. Would definitely buy them again.
158882
These kitchen gloves are perfect for washing dishes, and keep my hands from getting chapped. Have not tried the True Blue gloves!
672976
I believe they are. The purple ones I recently purchased replaced a pink pair. Nothing was wrong with the gloves just lost one. The hand is textured with a smooth wrist cuff. The gloves are lined. I did find the medium hand to be large fitting therefore next time (in 20 years) I will order a small.
871347
Yes. I have used these for a year and am very happy. Some biking gloves work better than others with these my favorites are specialized. Takes a few tries to adjust.
169725
Other than getting charcoal on them, I have never gotten them particularly dirty. I don't see charcoal as a problem in what I use the gloves for, so I just never clean them.
1583764
No. It is just a brand name. I love these and use them for washing dishes and washing my counters. My favorite kitchen cloths.
1319598
I suppose you could use them in the kitchen but they're more like garden gloves.
1098707
They are better than Ove Gloves. They resist higher temps and the grips are better.
844050
Yes they are, I had the same question you did, and before i ordered them I meticiously searched for and found a responsible customer rep that took the time to look at the gloves and deduced they are ,in fact, the same. After receiving them and comparing them to the ones I ordered several years ago....they are indeed the same....hope this helps....
1431171
I wash them from time to time in the washing machine on delicate at tap water temperature and dry them on the delicate (low heat low tumble setting). They have a silicone like material inside so they are not just a pair of cotton gloves that you can easily wash but I do wash them and dry them on the delicate setting every once in a while.
1013692
These gloves are like the exam gloves many physicians use today. They extend approximately 2 inches past the wrist area; not as long as the standard reusable Playtex type gloves, but certainly a good choice for disposable gloves for cleaning.
1553637
No. They are a flexible cloth like material with a silicone grip pattern on the palms. They are great, highly reccomend. If you need waterproof ones maybe try those silocone ones? I have some starfrit ones. They aren't very flexible though which makes them tough to use.
677829
yes, and i have big hands. remember they are not powdered. powdered gloves would be easier
2220562
You have a point here! They are thinner and do not have the terry cloth texture of a washcloth that makes it hard to wipe up food and easily rinse it out for subsequent use. These rinse pretty well and dry quickly which make them ready for re-use faster.
224971
Hello great question! These gloves are 100% smooth on the inside which makes it very easy for cleaning plus the raised texture is solid on the inside and outside so nothing catches within the texture itself. Thanks for asking!