Brandon-super Disposable Food Prep Gloves - 500 Piece Plastic Food Safe Disposable Gloves, Food Handling, One Size Fits Most 500 PCS

Seriously, youre getting 500 gloves for around 10 bucks, and yet lot of the reviewers here expect Olympic ski glove quality that can be machine washed, smh. Real talk: These ONE TIME USE gloves are meant for, and perfect for, ultra-light operations such as wiping off tables, picking up questionable stuff your dog dragged in (or that your baby spit out), and then you toss them in the trash. Stepping off soap box now. PS: Theyre great gloves as long as youre not delusional about what they are.

They are big enough to slide on your hand. We use them for so many different things, gardening, cleaning up backyard, cleaning up bird or dog messes, painting and so much more.

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Unexpectedly, no dispenser box came with those gloves. I realized the screen does not show any box. So it was my mistake, but whenever I bought these products in any store, they were always sold in a box.

We use these gloves doing things like pushing the trash containers to the curb. Pumping gas at the station. Pushing shopping carts when grocery shopping.

I am a return customer, having used my first batch. I use these gloves to handle raw meat while cooking at home. They are light weight and affordable. I picked up some disposable food handling nitrile gloves from Target when I ran out of these. The ones from Target were over $4.00 for 30 gloves. These do the job just as well at a much lower price, especially for something I plan on wearing for 5 minutes and disposing of. I have big paws, so these are a squeeze to get into. They are loose on smaller, feminine hands. As long as my hands are dry and I am careful, these go on without tearing. Not the greatest for handling ground meat. It tends to stick to the plastic, but its better than getting raw meat under your fingernails. These are cheap and an excellent option for my needs.

These gloves do what I need to be done. They are perfect for the less strenuous jobs. I use them for food preparation and for touching my dogs pee pads when I dont want to keep washing my hands. I have a phobia of touching dirty things that I really dont touch directly to the dirt but feel I must wash. These gloves solve my problem.

Easy and inexpensive to use.

I use the gloves for many tasks...cleaning, prep cooking, changing babies, dealing with trash...I also put the plastic gloves on before my snow gloves when cleaning snow off my car etc...keeps my hands drier and warmer...

Initially I assumed these would come in a box like other gloves, but they dont. Rather, in the 500-pack are five individual 100-glove baggies. These turn out to be remarkably convenient, and if you cut a hole in the bag just right, itll act as a dispenser. I tucked one next to my car seat so I can grab a glove when pumping gas, for instance. The gloves themselves are about like youd expect. Ive never worked at Subway but these look very much like the gloves the Sandwich Artists™ wear. Theyre thin, crinkly, and hard to put on if your hands are even a little bit damp. However, they hold air just fine (i.e. no leaks), and theyre durable enough to stand up to the use I intended for them, which is primarily door handles and shopping carts. These would not be appropriate as work gloves. For one, theyre not particularly tough, nor are they flexible at all -- as soon as you start to sweat, the glove material becomes unable to slide relative to your skin. Theyre sort of baggy in the fingertips and thus not ideal for fine dexterous tasks either. Good for operating a gas pump, not good for repairing it, yknow? I would buy these again in a heartbeat. But with 500 in a pack, I wont need to!