Does this cause itching when handled with bare arms/hands (like fiberglass insulation)?
742374
I have not experienced any symptoms of this using the blanket. I am sure with extended use, that the material will eventually fray to the point that you could experience some Irritation, at which point you would discard and replace it. I am very happy with the performance so far.
742375
I have not run into that problem, I use my blanket as insulation on my Treager BBQ unit and works fine no problems.
742376
haven't noticed any itching in my use of the blanket with bare hands---seems like a 'tight' weave--works well as an insulator
742377
i would say not unless you maybe Super sensitive it is not like fiberglass repair material.
680590
In my case, no but I just began to use this less than a week. Please note, the finished is soft touch and also depend on your hands and type of lotion you are using.
797301
Yes, absolutely. If your hands or feet get super sweaty you may have to re-apply. But I rarely need to do that.
546777
Good question NO it is a clean silicone product I use it and re apply it after I was it .. I would say it is like a silicone base that doesn't attract dirt. Otherwise it would scratch or smear on the fiberglass. And it does not .You should use this spray on for the slide seals. Door seals ..Don't use armor all.
1113205
I am extremely sensitive to both heat and allergens. I like the Luna pillow protectors very much. The temperature of my pillows remains constant; it does not get warmer or cooler. Funny thing... Frequently I wake up with my hand inside the pillowcase, with my palm resting on the terry cloth of the pillow protector. If the terry was warm, I would not keep my hand there. Be sure to wash before using. --bp
1351821
The other answers are probably right. I thought people stopped using uid cause of complications. My sister has an implant in her arm that's lasts years. These may be not sterile, however I personally am very sensitive and get itchy over the simplest things. These sometimes will cause slight itch for a few seconds for me, but I use alcohol to sterilize them and then air dry, plus I keep them in the box they came in to help keep them clean. There holder is plastic and can be alcoholed too. Maybe that will help from infections.
725098
It is does not break down and it is covered in a clear coat, so it will not cause itching. The clear coat however makes the sliding on your fingers stick a little bit. I use chalk, baby powder or a glove to prevent this.
918375
Not sure but your hands are prone to cuts and have thinner layers of skin unlike the underarm area. That may prove to be an irritant to your hands but again I'm not sure
1040933
It is "hypoallergenic." That said, you just have to try. Try a small piece on the inside your forearm first, to see if you react. If you do, another choice for those with sensitive skin is HyTape, but it is not cushioning.
5576
I've recently used these gloves in the mid 20s F and I could definitely feels a minor chill. Later had a cold spell of 8 F with wind chill and my hands were freezing in less than 5 minutes. This was in NYC weather. I just bought lightweight primaloft gloves which handles the same 8 F and with less expense.
1832535
I have not used this under my arms but it works well in other places. I wouldn't think you would need an antiperspirant
1653947
I don't notice it with my shorts - honestly. But if I come in from the yard and my arms are wet with sweat, it isn't comfortable to my elbows and forearms. That's just me. I am hot by nature, and honestly haven't felt uncomfortable anywear else
1369190
Yes and no...yes if its just bare hands...bt no if you have like fingerless gloves or hand wrap on them..i use workout gloves along w this stuff bt my fingertips still get very sweaty n i cant hold onto equipment as well.
1019109
After months of use (and a couple of washes) I noticed the occasional string from the felt. My son lets me know if it's bothering him and I just trim it off. He's never complained that it feels hot or itchy.
2178820
Sorry I don't have allergies regarding this type of material. It did keep my steering wheel comfortably cool during the blazing summer when my vehicle baked.
1896822
No, I do not find it particularly scratchy on bare skin; it is cotton-based; however, it does have some texture feel - and it kind of gets smoother with use.
7737
Stretch wrap can get static. Hairs, dust, etc. will stick or be attracted to it.