Looking for a liquid glove or pre treater for hands to help keep grease and oil from getting into all the cracks and crevices in my hands. Nytril or latex gloves make my hands sweat immensely leaving them like raisins and causing problems. Thanks.
Liquid gloves?
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FredWanaker
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any lotion will help. Baby oil helps too. Try a little talc or corn starch in the gloves, it will help. There are also mechanics gloves that breathe, you can buy several sets and wash them as they get dirty.
nadogail
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Washing the dishes after you get your hands dirty not only cleans the hands, it has been known to impress the Cook.
jskicet
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Back in the day there was a product called "Invisible Glove" Not sure if it's still around. It's exactly as you described. I just found this
goldtang
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have a look at Derma Guard
RichWolfson
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This works great. I hate gloves. ///Rich
Doug
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I've always used Stokoderm. It works great, but I've never compared it to anything else.
Death Row Dave
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My Buddy was supposed to be smart , he tried this stuff once , the sins name is Johnson !
Walkers
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Pick up some barrier cream of one brand or another.
FredWanaker
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Bag Balm works too. The only issue with any "liquid glove" is that the tools will have less grab - twisting a screw driver for example or pulling a tight socket off a ratchet.
Scrubbing my hair or giving the dog a bath works decent too.
I use the hand lotion trick
(the cheap stuff works fine)
but I often forget to do it in advance
the good thing is hand lotion works great after the fact as well
wash your hands as normal
apply a bunch of hand lotion and rub it in
you will see it turn grey as it mixes with the dirty grease
wash it off
repeat if needed
(the cheap stuff works fine)
but I often forget to do it in advance
the good thing is hand lotion works great after the fact as well
wash your hands as normal
apply a bunch of hand lotion and rub it in
you will see it turn grey as it mixes with the dirty grease
wash it off
repeat if needed
BlakeTheCarGuy
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Ghost Glove. I have some of it somewhere. Last time I seen it I bought some. Looks just like a clear vinyl glove when it’s applied and then just peels right off. Works great. Just can’t ever find it anymore.
scooby074
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We used to use a lot of PR88 at the plant I used to work at. We dealt with a lot of Carbon Black and Graphite high temp grease plus a lot of other chems. Helped a lot. I got sweaty hands in latex gloves too. Ive also used the glove cream product Trebon (?) made by Stoko but it wasnt as good as the PR88, it was sort of slimy.
Black300zx
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Have you tried the various mesh gloves that have rubber dipped fingers and palms, like this? https://www.uline.com/Product/Detai...iCut-Ultra-44-3745-Cut-Resistant-Gloves-Large
I started using this style (not necessarily cut resistant) when nitrile and latex were non-existent during Covid. I've really grown to like them for a lot of things.
gtae07
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The cook would appreciate the efficiency but the diners would complain about grease in the food...
RaisedByWolves
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Wow, I didn’t know that stuff was still around.
Protects hands and turns into soap when you wet your hands?
Been a long time but I used it often back in the day.