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How Long Should Dishwashing Gloves Last?

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Date: 04/10/2005 Topic: Cleaning > Advice  
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I use rubber household gloves when I wash dishes. How long should I wait before I buy a new pair? Any help would be appreciated. Jay
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By Jo Bodey (257) Contact
I agree - until they fall apart. Why buy new if they still do the job?

Regards

Jo

Posted on 04/12/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

By lindal (91) Contact
I agree-use until unusable! Then cut into slices or "rings" for extra strong rubber bands!

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By Patti (Guest Post)
I literally use them till they no longer serve their intended purpose. When I start to feel water leaking in, it's time to throw them away. That could be three weeks, or several months -- depends on how hard I scrub the dishes, I guess -- or how long before I puncture one with a fork!

I also use a trick that I read here at Thrifty Fun -- I'm left handed, so when the left glove wears out, I throw it away and turn the right glove inside out for my left hand. I can save about half on each pair by using that little trick!

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