Best Cleaning Gloves


Interacting with dirt, grime, and bacteria can be unpleasant , and without the right cleaning PPE, it could even get you sick. To minimize the unpleasantness and risks around this necessary task, we’ve assembled a wide collection of cleaning gloves, dishwashing gloves, and more cleaning PPE. 



Best Cleaning Gloves

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Disposable gloves make the best cleaning gloves because you can discard them as soon as they are soiled. Since they are so economical, you can simply grab the next pair and continue where you left off.








4 Mil Vinyl Powder Free Gloves


These vinyl gloves are an inexpensive solution for basic cleaning applications that don’t involve harsh chemicals, like wiping and dusting. 


4 Mil Nitrile Powder Free Gloves


These nitrile gloves are chemical resistant, perfect for applications where harsh chemicals are in use, such as cleaning the kitchen and bathroom. They are latex-free and are available in blue and black to suit your personal preference.


6 Mil Nitrile Powder Free Gloves


These premium gloves are not only chemical resistant but also offer excellent puncture and tear resistance. This makes them ideal for more intensive cleaning tasks like scrubbing floors or cleaning an oven. They are latex free and meet FFDCA requirements like the previous gloves, and they are also textured for better gripping power. 


Best Dishwashing Gloves

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Reusable gloves make the best dishwashing gloves since they can withstand the rigor of scrubbing pots, pans, and dishes. We recommend water-resistant and chemical-resistant gloves to prevent wear and tear during use.









15 Mil Premium Flock Lined Nitrile Gloves


These premium gloves are 15 mil thick and have an embossed, textured design for superior grip, ideal for handling heavy pots and pans. They are flock lined for increased comfort and 12 inches long to protect the forearms.




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