Customer Reviews for Grease Monkey Pro Cleaning Long Cuff Neoprene - Large

Decent Gloves. Lining is a nice feature, so shouldn't sweat too bad in them.. For latex, they seem to be thick enough to last awhile. However the size is not accurate. I normally wear a large glove. These gloves are rated as LG/XLG, but I can't get my hands in them. Wife will use them for household cleaning chores, but she says she can beat the price considerably for this type of glove at the grocery store.

These cleaning gloves fit comfortably and I can recommend them only for general cleaning. I always wear gloves with long cuffs when I wash my dishes and use only the hottest water. These neoprene gloves prevent me from using very hot water because they are thinner than the gloves I usually purchase. The cuff from wrist extending back to the arm is 4-1/2". whereas my others are 7" from wrist to the arm. I wouldn't recommend using these gloves for really rough use. Cleaning floors or bath fixtures would definitely be fine, but use of chemicals when cleaning is not recommended. All in all, as the package recommends, use for general cleaning.

Surprisingly the gloves slid on nicely, the coating inside is good. I am a pretty big guy, with long fingers and robust hand, the gloves afforded a fairly secure fit. The palm embossing is a plus. But do note these guys will not withstand any tortuous abuse, a bit thin. But for general cleaning, soap wise, say kitchen honeydew's, these gloves will do the trick.

Grease Monkey Neoprene Large Long Cuff Gloves are standard type vinyl gloves you'd find for housekeeping chores. The difference is these gloves are in men's sizes. They are good for working in wet conditions, but the packaging states not for use around chemicals. With this limitation they are fine for around the garage or washing the car. This is because of the long length that goes past the wrist and can be cuffed back to catch drips that run down your arm. It has a textured palm to hold better and the fingers seem sturdy which are the first to go. The gloves are comfortable which is a plus for those who have used tighter gloves for women. If you have the need, these will do just fine.

Worked good for me for cleaning around the house. A little thicker than normal, and has a long cuff.

Literally ripped apart the first time I went to put them on. Worthless.

I used these gloves for removing the seasoning from a cast iron skillet with a lye based cleaner. I don't have enormous hands but these fit a little tight. I also wished they had gone a little further up the forearm. At the end of the day they protected my hands a lot better than the latex gloves i tried the first time, and they can be used over and over.

Left glove ripped putting it on, size was right though. I would not buy again.

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They tore the first time I tried putting them on.

lightweight, and worked good, not too stiff or heavy

Great

It ripped the first time putting it on

I used these with a methylene chloride stripper sold in the next aisle over. Although these gloves are rated for chemical exposure, I found my hands burning during use. Another pair from another manufacturer did not have this issue even though the thickness and material composition was same.

Used with sealer and stained a deck. Definitely did not leak through and outside held up really well. Whatever the inside liner is, it didn't hold up as well and came apart when I removed the gloves but didn't impact effectiveness at all. I'm sure I could have used them a few more times, I would buy again.

It's flexible for doing works and provided protection of the hand.

Strong

I used these to clean a garage floor with strong chemicals (TSP and Bleach). Worked very well protecting my hands.

Goood

Good quality gloves. Over the many years that I have been working on "things" I have used about every style and material gloves that have been manufactured and the older I get it is even more important that I use not just gloves, but gloves made from the right material. These gloves are made to protect you from the type of cleaning liquids that remove grease and grime. My only problem with the gloves is that they seemed small for the size marked on the package, so you might want to get the next larger size if available.

You can never have too many pairs of well made heavy duty cleaning gloves. My hands are so grateful. It seems hands take a beating in so many ways. I can use these when I paint, when I wash dishes or clean outdoor animal watering tubs. They are sturdy and hold up for a long time yet they are thin enough to have good control when wearing them. I will buy these again and again

There is no such thing as a long lasting cleaning glove but this particular pair long cuff Neoprene cleaning gloves is about as good as you can get. Yes, if you use these around harsh caustic solvents (paint strippers for example) they will definitely NOT make it through a typical project but for everyday use such as working around the kitchen they are extremely durable and will survive multiple uses. I've yet to find a perfect rubber cleaning glove and this is after numerous searches in warehouse stores, mail order shops, and yes, even my favorite Home Depot. I won't even mention the bargain brand 50pair boxed nitrile or latex liners which never make it beyond a hour. The Grease Monkey branded gloves are commercial grade cleaning gloves and when I poke a hole through them I then use them as "outer" gloves doubling up with a new pair underneath which provides more than durability and protection completing my cleaning session. Thank you Grease Monkey!

The gloves have a "micro cotton lining" which makes it very easy to slip them on and off. I've removed and put back on several times with no problem or damages. The long cuff slips well over the wrist so you can really dive into the gunk. They have rough surface texture in the right spots to prevent slips. The package says "not for use with chemicals" with no elaboration. Since most kitchens and bathrooms are filled with chemicals that's a little vague. I assume they mean highly corrosive chemicals like battery acid. I plan to use for mixing mortar and grout, so hope it's ok. They do contain latex (a chemical) for those with allergies.

I have used these gloves several times in the past and recently for various cleaning projects and have been happy with their performance and price. Bought in a multi pack they are about $1+ per pair and can be used more than once for light to medium duty work. They fit my large hands very tightly in XL size and are uncomfortable after an extended time but they do protect your hands. The package label says not to use them with chemicals but I have used them while applying waterproof paint and doing general auto and house cleaning projects with soaps and cleaners and been pleased with the results and the hand protection. Purchased in a multi pack they are very reasonably priced from Home Depot .

Too thin and fragile. Quickly developed punctures and holes.

Disappointing. The description of use on the card is somewhat misleading. The gloves swelled up and started to rip after two hours use cleaning parts in a solvent tank. I would NOT buy these again! The chemical resistance guide on the hanger-card faces the cuff of the gloves, so it's easily overlooked!!!

This product lasted about an hour when using citristrip paint and varnish thinner , a hole came open in the fingers rendering them useless. I used plain examining gloves that worked better and lasted longer. A waste of money.

no good. waste of money. they ripped before I could even use them.

sales description should say "rubber gloves that we poked holes in - on purpose." sizing is off as well. my hands are average. i bought a large and it was snug.