Tips For Using Gloves


In the past, medical gloves usually appeared in professional occasions, but now more and more medical gloves are used in our life. Pidegree latex gloves are more close to the hand than disposable film gloves, with great elasticity, thickening and durability. Many people will have questions about whether medical gloves can contact food or processed food, and how to use medical latex gloves to play its greatest role? Let’s have a look!

Tips For Using Gloves


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Can medical gloves touch food?



Medical gloves have powder or no powder. Powdered medical gloves are made of hydrated magnesium silicate ultrafine powder and old powder. There are many grades of medical and food grade talc powder, which is generally beneficial to wear. Generally, the gloves with talc powder are inspected. Although talc powder is non-toxic, it is not edible. If you use it to process food, you must not use it if it is bad for others, and you must be responsible for personal safety.

Powder free medical gloves can be used.


Tips For Using Gloves



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Tips for using latex gloves



Cooking knowledge:


1. Peel garlic with gloves

You can also ask gloves to help peel garlic. Put 2 ~ 3 cloves of garlic in the palm with gloves, and then rub it back and forth. The garlic skin will peel off due to friction. It’s very easy and simple. Even better, because they wear gloves, they don’t have to worry about garlic residue on their hands.


2. Wear gloves to open cans

As we all know, latex gloves can be used to protect hands and reduce contact with cleaners. However, you may not know that dishwashing gloves have excellent anti-skid effect. As long as you wear gloves with both hands and open cans in the usual way, you can open them easily!

Latex gloves are just right. They are both hygienic and environmentally friendly. Once the gloves are cleaned, they can be used again.


Tips For Using Gloves


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