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Using vinyl
gloves is a common practice in any industry where bacteria and
viruses can be transmitted. The food service industry is a
large user of vinyl gloves because they are very affordable
and extremely effective at preventing the spread of germs,
bacteria and viruses. Vinyl gloves are economical and
stronger than latex gloves. The vinyl used in vinyl gloves is
a synthetic polymer than is more resistant to tearing and
puncture than latex. Used widely in the food preparation and
food handling industries vinyl gloves can give you an almost
bare hand feel when grasping items. Unlike latex, vinyl is a
synthetic substance that very rarely causes an allergic
reaction. Vinyl gloves are also used widely in the cleaning
industry as barrier against bacteria and infection in restroom
and hazardous biological material cleanup.
Vinyl gloves come
in a variety of sizes and come in both powdered and powder
free forms. Powder is added to some types of vinyl gloves so
that they are easier to put on and the powder can also help in
preventing perspiration of the hands. It is an industry
wide standard that there are usually 100 gloves per box and
the one glove will fit both hands. Glove sizes range from
small to medium. Small gloves will fit a hand size of 8 and
below. Medium vinyl gloves will fit a hand size of 9. Large
vinyl gloves are suited for a hand size of 10 and extra large
gloves are to be used for hand sizes of 12 and above.
Vinyl gloves and
latex gloves are now being used by the US Postal Service as a
precaution against terrorism. Vinyl gloves act as a barrier
against viruses, bacteria and germs that could potentially be
sent in letters and packages. Overall vinyl gloves are an
effective way to stay safe in an unsafe world.
At
Monsterjanitorial we carry a large selection of vinyl gloves
at
our online store:
Vinyl
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