BeHomeArmor Magic Washing Up Gloves, Reusable Silicone Household Cleaning Gloves for Kitchen, Bathroom Cleaning and Pet Hair Care, Latex Free ( 1 Pair) (Green)

With this glove, I can keep my hands dry and I don't need another dish brush. It also good for holding hot plate. Recommend!

I just received these in the post. considering I ordered them quite late in the day thats pretty good. I am a professional cleaner so I bought these out of curiosity and anything that makes my job easier is a plus. I would like to rate them full stars on all counts, however, I have got big hands and they are quite difficult to get on, none the less they went on. I am hoping they will loosen up in use and if so they will get a plus-plus. I set about cleaning my stainless steel sink and drainer, then the white enamel cooker top and lastly the toilet. To start with they clean very well but have no absorbency factor. Hmm, so then I went over the drainer again and believe me under the dish drier rack lurks far too much dried and neglected dregs! A quick spray of cheap general multipurpose and without too much effort nice and clean but you will need to wipe off the loosened grott with a cloth. Having said that my cooker top is always a git to clean and the gloves did a brilliant job without too much effort and a wipe over with a decent microfibre cloth and impressive results. next up the toilet seat, no cleaning spray, just the gloves and then a wipe over after. Very happy with all three items!Initially I did think a lot of faffing about to do a simple job but anybody who has had to clean a lot of porcelain especially very dusty will know all about chasing the fluff around the bathroom! Wipe it off and wipe it back on somewhere else! constant rinsing or wiping with paper. So the gloves loosen up all the grime and the cloth absorbs it all away. Large stainless steel sink and drainer, average white enamel electric cooker top and one large toilet seat, all nice and clean a little scrubbing one wipe and no need for rinsing for all three. You might think whats the point? so did I initially, it was the cooker hob that really sold it to me and so worth the effort. In a commercial situation? Too early to say, faffing is time, times money, you know that old chestnut! My only real issue initially is getting them on, if you have small or average size hands I imagine these will be just the trick.Another thing to note is they would be brilliant with bristles all around the fingers, wherever you can touch, you can clean. I reckon they are going to be really good for the car and all the contours and bits the sponge doesn't always get too. Another thing is any really stubborn dried on grunge is not going to be as easy but the cleaning chemicals exist for that purpose. If you are like me I never clean with one item if I want to get good deep clean results.So for the experimental side, thats £5 well spent so far. If manufacturers are reading this then it is mostly for your benefit I take the trouble to write this up 'cos I really rate them but would just like a size option for my big hands please! ( ps its too early for durability rating so in all fairness i can't tick the stars for that, however, silicon is pretty residual anyway)

Quit a pratical gloves. Good for cleaning dishes and other kitchen utensils. And it is heat resistant also. I can only feel a little warm when taking a hot plate with it.

The gloves would be good, if the fit was better. they are cut flat, meanning the thumbs are protruding on the side, rather than slightly under, on the palm side, and pull when they are on hands. Uncofmortable to use and sadly a waste of money

Not what expected. Bit too tight, so hands get tired after couple dishes. Finger tips aren’t covered so actually need to use sponge anyway. Soap gets washed off during first dish, so end up using tons of washing up liquid

The ad is well made and I thought the gloves would be more flexible. I find them hard to use and I become really patchy, however I find the silicon good quality. Well the product could be more flexible, less thick and provide different sizes...

These are ok and do the job bought for - removing dog hairs. However, they don’t have a lining so when working with hot water they are quite uncomfortable. They are also a tad cumbersome and unwieldy so not especially good for washing up.

To be honest I was really excited about these as I have suffered with very dry hands after constant washing at home and work but found the bristles are not to be in the right place. One thing it is really good for is washing the kitchen sink!