[Jewelry making - Article 01669] - Re: [Orchid] Laytex surgical gloves protection

[R . E . Rourke]

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    i get a box of 100 at harbor freight (purple) or black.they often
    have smalls sizes,Home depot's, lowe's' and other stores carry a bag
    of 10 or 12 but they cost about 5-8 dollars and are less thick. i
    noticed someone said something about their getting caught in a
    polishing motor,etc..they fit snugly,so if they begin to shred just
    grab a new one from the box..They are superior for chemical handling
    though..and are embossed with tiny gripping nubs about the fingertips
    and the palms..great product..as any adult would,I'm certan you will
    use adequate caution with any motor or high speed equipment in your
    studio!. Oh, in all ways they are superior to latex; though heavier
    the control and resistance to puncturing and chemicals and
    hypoallergenic nature.- and they have uses beyond the studio as
    well.. 

R.E.Rourke
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