Is it necessary to reapply gloves in a bottle every time you wash your hands?
1636739
You probably should. However you should test it for two days to see if this is right for you.
1636740
A quick rinse of the hands and gentle dry with a towel does not make reapplication necessary for me. After a wash of the hands with soap I reapply if I'm going back to knitting, hand sewing, etc. It's worth applying again if doing handwork as it's not at all greasy and makes hands so smooth. Does it show that I am a fan of this product?!
1636741
Not necessary, but helpful if your hands are sensitive to the harshness of winter.
1636742
No, it's supposed to stay on even after hand washing. I just apply it at night after using lotion and it keeps my hand irritation in check. I have terribly dry skin on hands/feet.
457350
Anything washes off, I suppose. I think it a very good moisturizing lotion but likely you will need to put more on if you wash your hands soon after applying it. I use it twice a day and it keeps my hands from drying out.
1599752
I use it like regular soap, so however many times you bathe, or wash your hands...
409007
The gloves can be hand washed or machine washed at 80 C with a little detergent, they should be either drip or air dried, do not use tumble drier and do not iron
964420
Very good question. I would also like to know the answer to this. I notice, even after just washing my hands, that I leave my hand prints on the cover piece.
590241
I'm not for certain. I use the product directly on hands for better grip. I've never used while wearing gloves.
1116993
I've never tired using the gloves with Chemicals, but I've found by reading on line, that some have experenced melting of the glove when using varnish, and other chemicals. So don't think I'd try using them for anything beyond domistic soap and water cleaning.
1431173
I don't think you're supposed to wash them because of whatever materials they have on the inside. I'd probably say it's best to wash your hands before so it keeps them clean longer. But I didn't find this product useful for me. I woke up and my hands were white and pruney. Definitely not my desired result.
2020449
Been using same gloves for months with one application. I think 1 bottle is supposed to last for years. But all depends on usage...how many gloves, how long they are used, frequency of use, etc. it doesn't take much liquid when needing to apply to work with a touchscreen. Hope that helps.
2136860
No, they are not. The care instructions state to wash by hand. Lather them up with a mild soap, like hand soap or dish soap and then rinse thoroughly in cool water. Lay them down on a towel and place another towel on top. Pat them down to get out as much water as possible without wringing them. Then air dry by laying flat or hanging up out of direct sunlight. UV rays can damage the gloves.
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I hand wash my love glove in my bathroom sink (just use a not to harsh soap) I sometimes use a nail brush if really needs a good cleaning, to get in the crevices. Next, I gently ring it out and let it dry on a towel on my counter. Then it's ready to go!! Hope this helps ; )
792720
Yes, it's noted on the package. Also I've been wearing mine at work and I wash my hands countless times and so far so good.
1541223
No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda. No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing"... » Read More No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda. « Show Less
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Mark - No they DO NOT which is frustrating. The gloves pop up but they are so thin that often times a bunch come out. It takes two hands to separate the gloves and put the extra gloves back. You'll have to wash your hands each time you want to change either glove to prevent cross contamination. It may be a first world problem but it is a hassle. :)
334831
Quoting my wife: you should wash the bottles with soap after everytime you use them before putting it into the sterilizer.
1698771
Hey Leonie,Sorry for the late reply. The way I clean my gloves is by turning them inside out and put them in the washing machine (hot water) and I do use bleach,detergent, disinfectant. How often...I'd say wash them once every 2 weeks, 3 weeks the most.
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I found out the gloves will bleed. I would put them in warm soapy water, scrub them together and then rinse them in cold water. I rinsed them a couple of time and air dried them. I would also use Febreze between washings. I hope this helps. I loved my gloves and wore them for many workout sessions.