who apart from me takes household rubber gloves off by tuning them inside out to take them off?

Question

dose any one do this to there rubber gloves

Answer 1

Of course! I think I learned it from my mom as a means to keep your hands germ free!

Answer 2

No I am sorry but I take mine off like I do with my knitted gloves. Could it be that your rubber gloves are a wee bit
tight?

Answer 3

I take my rubber gloves off via the finger suggestion ,earlier i take advantage of the gloves I sprinkle a small quantity of Talc interior the gloves , this stops them from sticking on your hand´s

Answer 4

I do, then turn the glove back the right way. to get the fingers out- hold at the wrist part, twizzle and fill with air and pop the fingers out.

Answer 5

I buy the thin disposable gloves,use them and toss them. the big heavy ones drive me bonkers. I need to feel what I am doing.
the thin ones are also awesome for mixing a meat loaf or cookies takes half the time and no mess or germs in your food.

Answer 6

I sure do. I also wash my hands with soap and water before removing the gloves to minimise contact with the cleaning chemicals-maybe I'm just weird

Answer 7

I don't wear them but if I did I would prob do that then blow in them to make a giant hand and get them back the right way

Answer 8

I do, then run water in them to rinse tham and hang by the fingers to dry them out.

Answer 9

Yes. That's the proper way to take them off.

Answer 10

It's "does" (not does) and "their" (not there)...and yes, sometimes I do that. It just depends. If I've been cleaning something particularly "nasty" I'll do it to keep other things from coming into contact with the (outside of) gloves.