Date: 2/17/2000, 3:20 pm
> I got a reaction from rubber gloves when I built my first kayak. It didn't
> matter what kind (latex, powdered, etc.) my hands broke out in
> mini-blisters from being kooped up in them. Through some good advice from
> this BBS I am now wearing thin cotton gloves under the rubber ones and
> have not had a problem since.
I'm the same. I've had to wear gloves at work (in a medical lab) and got a bad reaction, I became allergic to both the latex and the powder used in them. Unpowdered vinyl gloves are better but not if I have them on too long. I've found the pink rubber gloves they sell for washing the dishes are good, good coverage, cheap, reusable. The cotton under-gloves work well but not if your hands get sweaty.
I'm also sensitive to epoxy, and that is a whole different kettle of fish, and has a much, much greater impact. I'd rather put up with raw hands from the gloves than risk exposure to the epoxy.
Paul.
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- the importance of gloves
erez -- 2/17/2000, 1:09 pm- Re: the importance of gloves
Mike -- 2/19/2000, 11:13 am- Re: the importance of gloves
Chris Casazza -- 2/18/2000, 10:44 am- Re: the importance of gloves
Bill Heuser -- 2/19/2000, 8:02 am
- Re: the importance of gloves
Nolan -- 2/18/2000, 6:54 am- dean & paul, please check this
erez -- 2/18/2000, 2:33 am- Re: Symptoms
Paul Lund -- 2/18/2000, 4:15 am
- Re: the importance of gloves
Greg Hicks -- 2/17/2000, 3:34 pm- Re: the importance of gloves
Larry Thompson -- 2/17/2000, 8:18 pm
- Re: the importance of gloves
Dean Trexel -- 2/17/2000, 2:28 pm- Re: the importance of gloves
Grant Goltz -- 2/19/2000, 2:36 pm- Re: the importance of gloves
Paul Lund -- 2/17/2000, 3:20 pm - Re: the importance of gloves
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