Can these be used for washing dishes?
401151
Yes but they start to make your habds stink after a couple uses but they don't keep falling down
401152
yes, I think so, but the glove is designed to use in deep water, I use them to take care of my water lily
401153
I suppose you could, but it would be overkill. The regular kitchen gloves are much less expensive. I got these for my husband to use when cleaning his fish pond. They are longer and thicker and way more expensive than latex gloves, but I guess if one had a latex allergy, these might be ok.
401154
I use these gloves to reach into my fish ponds during cold winter months. They are thick and designed to come up to midway between your elbow and shoulder with an elastic band covering them at that spot so that they stay up over your elbows and protect your shirt sleeves. They do grip well but I am not sure I would handle anything that required fine tune moves; their main attraction is that they come way up over my elbows to allow me to reach into very cold water
401155
I wouldn't use them for that unless you were washing dishes for a restaurant but I guess you could.
401156
Absolutely! That's what I bought them for. Our dishwasher likes them because they don't let the water seep down into the gloves. They go all the way up to his shoulders. They are big on me because I have small hands and they are a bit big on him too. But they are textured and grip really well so the fragile things don't slip out of his hands. I now have 4 pair of these. Love them.
1593255
True but you can wash them in the dishwasher without ruining them. The water stains wipe ofg with viniger
2175772
I think they would be great. I use them as napkins as well as drying dishes they wash up good. Do keep in mind they do wrinkle I don't iron just fold and use.
140261
I believe so, however, they are so easy to clean, I usually wash them by hand. The dishwasher can be hard on things so I limit what I put in the dishwasher.
1255163
They were a gift to someone else, I have no idea if ever used in dishwasher. Sorry.
584189
I would think so, Renee, as I use them to make hand and body soap to use in the shower. :-)
1952730
They are very heavy duty so I would think that they could be put in the dishwasher but since I don 't have a dishwasher, I hand wash mine.
2155622
I use them to prevent sheets from getting wet. They do the job. I do not see any reason that they could not be washed by hand. It is just a matter of rinsing well.
2130419
Yes, they are good for cleaning just about anything. Being very absorbent they work best of drying dishes. Those microfiber ones cannot compare to these. The microfiber ones never measure up - poor absorption and the material does not hold onto dirt - these will.
605800
I'm sure they are reusable. I have hand washed them but not dishwashered them. I'm sure you can.
1670540
Yes,you can I would hand wash them though I think they are too delicate to put in a dishwasher
1178188
These would be fine to wash by hand as long as they don't contain dried-on food or substances like peanut butter. I like them very much because they are "weighted" which helps slightly with my hand tremors. I have a dish washer. Hope this helps.
670407
Yes indeed. They are quite comfortable in the dishwasher. Says so on the label.
1871777
They would work to dry dishes. But, they are a little small to be used as a towel. Better as a dish cloth.
1875633
Yes, you can wash them in the dishwasher. Unfortunately, they get water spots unless you dry them.
1105393
I've successfully washed them many times in my dishwasher. I can't speak to the manufacturer's recommendation but I've had no issues doing so.
425914
ya know, I haven't ever tried but I don't see why not. They're so easy to clean because of the non stick surface that I've never really needed to put them in the dishwasher though. I clean them right after a meal and they wipe clean pretty quickly and easily...