DABOGOSA Mamison 2 Pairs Reusable Waterproof Household Dishwashing Cleaning Rubber Gloves, Non-Slip Kitchen Glove(Medium)

I buy these regularly because they last way longer than any other cleaning/dishwashing glove that I have ever bought. They are long, so you dont get your sleeves wet and they are very sturdy! What usually makes me throw them away is washing a very sharp knife and not being careful. I think if I never washed my knives they would last forever. I was throwing away gloves very frequently, but since I discovered these, I can go a lot longer before tossing them!

Very nice

I wear these to wash dishes & clean. If you have dry skin or wash dishes by hand in hot water, try these, youll like them. I do.

I hate washing dishes but for some reason these gloves give me the strength to keep going. You can run the water super hot and won’t feel it with these on. They also help keep my hands from drying out.

Thick material, good quality

The design is cute and functional although the cuff collapses and flips sometimes during use. Surprisingly, I like them. I wasnt sure how durable the material was. After two months, theyre holding up. I use a lot of bleach to disinfect and the gloves havent been damaged. Time shall tell. So far, so good. Theyre a little pricey (Playtex gloves cost less), but I think they have a better design than the Playtex.)

I’m not really one to write reviews, but these gloves are so great that I had to when I came back to order them again. I first ordered them 15-16 months ago and the two pairs that came in the set have lasted me this whole time. I only really use them to wash dishes and only use non-toxic dish soap, no harsh chemicals or bleach on them, so I can’t speak to how long they hold up against those chemicals. But they are durable (no nicks or cuts from sharp knives, blades, etc), soft/malleable so I can wash with precision, and best of all THEY STAY UP YOUR ARMS. All the expensive cuffed gloves I’ve bought before have always fallen down, but these do not. They keep my hands and sleeves dry and stay out of the way. The reason each pair finally got tossed was that the fingertips became sticky and we’re leaving a residue on dishes. The dish soap I use has essential oils in it, so I’m wondering if over time it eats away at the color/dye? No clue why they get sticky, but they last me so long I’m happy to replace them, especially at this price. I’ll just pay closer attention and toss them at the first sign of sticky fingertips!

The cuffs are great if you don’t want any water getting in on the inside but might be a little tight if you’re a woman on the plus size side. So just keep that in mind.

The cuffs stay up to keep you dry, the medium fit perfectly, and they haven’t ripped or been cut yet. Plus 2 pairs for $10 is better than most!

These are some of the most comfortable washing-up gloves Ive ever used, but they are still subject to cracking of the material after time. They somehow seem to prevent your hands from sweating, despite not being fleece-lined. They slip on and off easily and keep your hands dry 100% of the time, until they dont. I slowly began to feel the tips of my fingers getting wet after about three months of use. The curved radius at the ends of your fingers will slowly begin to crack (I did not cut them with a knife). They crack like old leather and start to let water in. Maybe this was due to the usage of certain chemicals but I certainly dont use anything exotic, just the usual dish soap, Barkeepers Friend, maybe laundry detergent if Im hand washing some kitchen towels. While these are the most comfortable, most quality feeling washing-up gloves Ive ever used, the price premium over the cheap ones from Walmart (approximately double the price) is not worth it as they seem to last only as long as those cheap ones do.