Free Nitralon Nitrile Gloves

[Ranger X]

Go here, complete their brief survey, and submit. I'm not sure if these are re-usable gloves or one-time use gloves but free is free.

 

[jAcKeL]

Ranger-X u da man son... all this free stuff'll keep me alive for a year

 

[Ranger X]

<ponder> Now to find a deal for free food.

 

[BadMuleS]

yes i get hungry and with these new spiffy gloves my hands wont get messy

 

[Souka]

Thx Mr. X!

 

[shiznut123]

thanx

 

[CouponCollect]

nice find rangerx thanx

 

[dchilder]

What are these things for, anyway? Survey asked what salon you work for... Any hairdressers posting on Anand?

 

[fouzilogic]

Nitrile Gloves -------are like latex gloves..........just a higher quality, more expensive, and less reactive to certain chemicals.....like acid........nitrile is used in cases when a person is allergic to latex.......or developes an allergy to it........they are not as stretchy as latex.............the kind i have worn are usually a blue in color...........and have a funky almost sweet smell to them............

 

[jAcKeL]

u know ur in one of the best forums when someone knows that much about nitrile gloves

 

[Ranger X]

We have a diverse group here. No matter how strange the object is, someone in this crowd will know what it is.

 

[cerebusPu]

the nitrile gloves are also a bit thicker and more protective than latex ones. good for handling potentially biohazardous materials. like the food i left in the fridge and forgot to throw away before i went on vacation.

 

[SilentBoB]

Are these gloves good for handling corrosive chemicals?

 

[prodigy]

Gave it a shot, thanx!!

 

[Jhhnn]

Disposable nitrile gloves are much tougher and more puncture resistant than latex, and have good tactile feedback. They are becoming widely used in auto and heavy equipment repair, health care and a whole bunch of places.

Really great for avoiding stained hands or any dirty job, real dirt or grime, that is. Some chemicals will eat them up, paint stripper for example. Fewer people are allergic to nitrile rubber than to latex, a bonus.

 

[TuOni]

thanks