Mr. Clean Duet, Natural Latex, Beaded Cuff, Cotton Flock Lining, Non-Slip Grip Gloves, Medium

Ah, dish washing - have to do it, or I can't eat. I usually buy the Target brand dish gloves, but because I found these on Amazon slightly cheaper with S&S and free shipping, I figured I would give these a go. Overall, these gloves work and take some time before they ultimately spring a leak. The gloves fit my hands comfortably with room to spare (I got medium for my small hands), they are durable to last through multiple dish washings, and they air dry just fine. Like all gloves, your hands will smell a little afterwards, so wash and lotion accordingly. I don't particularly care about the color, but I guess it's nice to have a different color besides yellow or blue laying around. Overall, they protect my hands from getting overly dry from washing too many dishes and last a decently long time before I need to chuck them for a different colored pair.

Mr. Clean gloves are by far my favorite! They're the Jergens Lotion of the glove world. Sometimes there'a just no need to reinvent the wheel. These are your basic reusable gloves for general household use. 2 for less than $5 is a good price and I love the colors. I almost feel energized and happy to clean when I wear them! They're good quality and fit perfectly. I highly recommend.In case you're wondering...... Are these gloves necessary to have in my home? I say YES, absolutely! As a RN, my skin goes through serious abuse as a default of washing my hands several dozen+++ times on workdays. I don't need anymore opportunities to tear them up at home. I diligently don these gloves prior to washing dishes, cleaning the granite countertops, polishing the stainless steel appliances, scrubbing the bathrooms, or any other time my hands are likely to come into contact with household chemicals. Not only do these prevent drying/cracking of my skin from exposure to abrasive substances, they extend the life of my gel manicures. Hells to the Yeah on that!!!

I have long fingers, but thin hands and wrists, so finding cleaning gloves that fit without extra bulk can be difficult for me. These are the best I've found so far. They are a bit tight, which is what I prefer so I'm not dropping dishes in the sink because I couldn't get a good grip. The trick to getting them off my hands quickly is to run cold water over the gloves; they slip off easily after about five seconds of cooling off.Pros: nice fit; colors are aesthetically pleasing; thick enough to protect my hands from very warm water; long length is good for reaching into the bottom of the sink; stay durable for longer than any other rubber gloves I've used.Cons: not thick enough to protect my hands from very hot water (our water heater is a beast) for more than a quick dip, and after maybe ten-fifteen seconds I have to pull my hands out of the water to cool the gloves off; fingertip grips could be grippier; stain easily from using steel wool (though I honestly haven't found a rubber glove that doesn't).Overall, I really like these gloves, and I will continue to buy them until I find something better, which may or may not ever happen.

I've been using these gloves for over a week now, and unlike some of the reviewers here, I haven't experienced any tears or leaks yet. (If I do, I'll update this review accordingly.) Just use normal caution, especially with knives/silverware, and they should last a while - at least longer than the average cheap latex glove.I originally purchased these for coloring my hair at home, and since I was using a reddish-purple dye, I opted to use the purple gloves for that purpose, just in case they were stained in the process. (They weren't - still look basically new!) These gloves were perfect for the task, as their length (pretty accurate in the product photo: goes halfway up my forearm) kept my skin and shirt sleeves safe from errant dye splatters. There are grippy nubs on the glove's surface, which is also a huge help, especially when juggling slippery dye-coated brushes and squirting bottles. Definitely a LOT better than the thin, flimsy gloves that come with a box of hair dye!The green pair has been put to use in more mundane every day cleaning. They're my go-to dish washing gloves, and again, those grips come in handy (no pun intended :D) when handling slippery soapy glasses, plates, etc. I am young but have some troubles with my hands (shakiness, occasional difficulty grasping things, and skin conditions that are exacerbated by lots of washing) - these gloves are a welcome protection and I've noticed less frequent slips when washing dishes.There's just one more detail worth mentioning, although not relevant to the function of the product: just in case color is important for you? As pictured, the green in the product photo is fairly accurate (lime green), but the "pink" glove is actually a dark purple color, not at all the magenta you see in the photo.Anyway, aside from that minor detail, these gloves are great! Definitely recommended.

These gloves are durable (I have been using one pair to hand-wash dishes for a few months -- I don't have a dishwasher).The reason I am only giving 3 stars is that they do not protect my hands from hot water. I used to have a pair of dish gloves that allowed me to use the hottest water my faucet offered. Those were great for quickly cleaning a load of dishes, but I lost them in a move.When I wash dishes with these Mr Clean gloves I have to add some cold water to stop my hands from getting burned and that means slower dishes. If you like to wash with lukewarm water (or are lucky enough to have hands that aren't bothered by hot water) then these are a good investment, but I think when I buy my next pair I will specifically for gloves that are built to protect their wearer from hot water.

These are great all purpose gloved for cleaning. Worth the money. Size is good for my hands. Small is too small and large is too big. I have small hands.

The gloves became sticky ver fast and then tore and water was leaking in.