won’t fall to bits when dealing with Dot4? (and other bike chemicals but dot4 strikes me as being the nastiest going.)

I’ll be honest first lot I bought were great, next lot useless – both random Ebay purchases, wondering if there is a specific thing I should be looking for.

Ta muchly.

The ones from work 😳

just got the cheapest box of 100 blue nitrile gloves off ebay. doing the job fine for me

Get to your local TPS – they were doing 100 Latex gloves last month for £4.49
http://www.thetradepartsspecialists.co.uk/

Yeah, I should have stashed loads when I had access to lab gloves.

Yeh blue nitrile here too, much better than latex

use nitrile – you can develop latex allergy by using latex gloves.

Whatever the current mrs can get from work (I seem to have a habit of marrying/ dating medical professionals)

nitrite I think may have been the word I was looking for. Many thanks chaps… and powder free, I made that mistake before too…

Got a box of 100 blue nitriles last time I bought some big toy parts from the GSF (German Swedish French) car spares shop – they seem fine…

100 pairs of Nitrile gloves off of Ebay with postage around £5-£6 ish. Loads of sellers to choose from.

Car spares place- box of them for about a fiver

nitrile purple gloves are the way to go, 8)

Yep – I buy blue nitrile by the 1000….:-O

+1 for blue nitrile. Don’t degrade

use nitrile – you can develop latex allergy by using latex gloves.

You would need to be wearing Latex gloves a lot more often than a bit of bike maintenance to develop an allergy.

You would really need to be wearing them all day, constantly, for a good number of years to be at any risk.

I wear them maybe 5 or six times a day for half an hour or so at a time and haven’t had any issues.

The cheapest nitrile gloves you can buy. Try Screwfix and the like. I just borrow them from work

If you want something cheaper

100 X PLASTIC DISPOSABLE POLYTHENE GLOVES £1.48 Delivered

I’ve just tried a few sets of proper surgery ones, even come separately wrapped & preformed for each hand. Still ripped on my fork dials though.

Nitrile with latex on top… especially when working with resins. When latex get resiny or oily put new ones on, and you are still protected underneath with the nitriles