Gloves for light commercial refrigeration work?

[JohnnyZ]

Ha yes, well I'm learning quick heh, and that's the point of gloves-I don't want to put my hands on all that. Easier to have gloves. Drop a screw in the condensate pan? Pulling apart and replacing condensate lines and utraps? And all the filth along the way that greasy restaurant kitchens seems to attract-even the clean ones? Gloves for me.

Them harbor freight 9 mils worked great today. Wondering if the 7 mils would be as effective, though I could probably get multiple day use out of these 9 mils.

[Oi! Rodgers]

Look up “glove clip” on amazon. Helps me not lose gloves.

[STEVEusaPA]

Ha yes, well I'm learning quick heh, and that's the point of gloves-I don't want to put my hands on all that. Easier to have gloves. Drop a screw in the condensate pan? Pulling apart and replacing condensate lines and utraps? And all the filth along the way that greasy restaurant kitchens seems to attract-even the clean ones? Gloves for me.

Them harbor freight 9 mils worked great today. Wondering if the 7 mils would be as effective, though I could probably get multiple day use out of these 9 mils.

I use the 9 mil for cleaning (oil boiler/furnace), 7 mil for service (anything but sheet metal). One pair per job. Never even tried to take them off and put them back on, especially if they get sweaty.

[Poodle Head Mikey]

For oil I like to train my helper full-hands-on that day.

PHM
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For oil, I like the highest mil nitrile gloves from harbor freight. Cheap, hold up pretty well.

[CEAS-AC-TECH]

Tiger grip

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[tatortott]

Nothing like greasy hands. I hate to work with gloves but sometimes you have no choice.