The only reason to wear gloves is to prevent possible skin irritation, correct? I have used these wipes for years, never wore gloves, no irrirtation.
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That is my understanding, yes. They have a relatively high rubbing alcohol content, which can irritate sensitive skin. I've never worn gloves and never experienced any irritation. Nor have I ever known anyone to experience problems. I would recommend following the advice on the lid sticker--don't use on baby's bottoms! I can imagine that would definitely cause irritation.
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No, they are a knit material and water will penetrate. You shouldn't have wet hands, either.
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I am not sure as I mainly use them in the bathroom...they are flusable and that is why I use them there...I prefer other types of wipes for the kitchen
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Something that is just important as cleaning these after extended use...is to avoid getting oils and dust from hands and the house--if you plan using these cloths on camera lenses. Otherwise, you're just moving dirt from your hands onto the lens and never getting it clean.
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I use it only for joint and back, and muscular pain,use no glove but wash hand after use.andre
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hello,J.C. no but I always use leather gloves to protect my hands, and eye wear for my eyes, also use ear protection. these are the most important parts of our life, there is nothing in life worth losing them, take care and good luck! always here to help. Armando p.s. I am selling mine reach me at aarreolajr@gmail.com
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I wash dishes in very hot water daily. The gloves have performed very well and protect my hand well. Hope it helps.
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They could offer some protection since I frequently see cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy wearing them. I've also seen doctors at hospitals wearing them in elevators open to the public. Germs...wash your hands and use antibacterial hand sanitizer before handling food and after going to the bathroom
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Gee, let`s see, have you tried reading the 2 sentences regarding this topic, on the can? Let me simplify it further for you, NO water ( as it sets the chemical reaction faster ), so that just leaves acetone. Surgical gloves, makes the question wash away, so give that a try.
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I've never used water wipes but I'm guessing they probably would be fine. You wouldn't use the pop up feature though, you'd have to open the main body every time you need a wipe.
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Avoid the *chance* of irritated skin with a pair of dishwashing gloves. Use scissors to cut them lengthwise rather than waste an entire "sheet" for just a sink's worth of wash.
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Hello, John. Well...you got me on this question. I did not note the expiration date but they have a good, long "lifespan" when stored in a room temperature place. Heat makes them dry out more quickly. As far as in an emergency toilet situation, I am wondering if they wouldn't "sting" on sensitive skin and as far as flushable for an emergency (portable?) toilet, probably not a good idea. Some baby wipes are flushable and you might want to just go check the baby department of Wal-Mart or a pharmacy. They even sell "baby wipes" in unscented for "sensitive skin". I learned this because my grandson is 2 1/2 and the wipes work nicely and are flushable. Alan
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I'm not sure. To be safe, I'd wash them by hand with dish detergent to get off the dirt and mud and air dry. My granddaughters loved these gloves as they like to come over and help me garden.
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these wipes did work for us. I saw nothing wrong with them. I am sorry I cannot answer that as we have used them and I do not have the package any further. You might try the manufacturer direct website and post that question there to them and see if they will answer or if it may be posted on their site.
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Most archives and museums don't use gloves to handle paper, because they can snag, and your fingers lose sensitivity. Instead you handwash thoroughly and frequently and don't use lotions or hand sanitizers.
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Easier than pulling the gloves inside out, I find, is to put an empty paper towel/toilet paper roll inside each one. I store them that way too (in a bucket or cabinet) and they are always ready to put on.
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I'll speak for myself. If I didn't use a respirator, rubber gloves and protective clothing I would have been puking my guts out. I'll conclude I'm more sensitive than most but I've used effective spray can pesticide solutions without protection and was not affected like I am with this. So my response to this question is to each his/her own.