Where can I buy good quality nitrile gloves for BBQ & Food Prep
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I've had pretty good luck with the Harbor Freight gloves, if you can find them. Last year they gave away their stock to healthcare peoples. Since then, the stock is sparse and price hiked.
Lately I've been using gloves that Thirdeye suggested from Sams. They are dirt cheap and really baggy, but great for when you need to throw them out often. I don't feel bad using them for a few minutes and then swapping to a new pair.
Lately I've been using gloves that Thirdeye suggested from Sams. They are dirt cheap and really baggy, but great for when you need to throw them out often. I don't feel bad using them for a few minutes and then swapping to a new pair.
I picked up some at Lowes, sold by Ok. Joes. there is even a pair of cotton liner gloves inside the box. $ 9.99 per box.
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I've been using Sam's Club Members Mark nitrile exam gloves for years. For the price, they cannot be beat. Seem to have taken a price jump in the past year or so. They never carry anything larger that Large size in the store and I cannot find them on their website. Minor gripe as a result of both Sam's and Walmart websites: they need to up their game to compete with Amazon IMHO. So many things that I know are in their stores, do not come up on the website.
Good luck with your search.
Thanks,
Robert
Good luck with your search.
Thanks,
Robert
Smokin Dawg77
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oh wow , gotta check this out
I picked up a box this weekend as well
TealStBBQKing
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I've bought mine from Amazon but I haven't need to buy since the start of the pandemic so I'm not sure about price increases or availability. Grainger also sells them too
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I bought Medicom Vulcan nitrile gloves from Costco, and I really like it. I think I paid $10 for the 150 count box. The gloves are much thicker than Kirkland nitrile exam gloves 200 count which I also have. Kirkland exam gloves works fine for me as well but Medicom Vulcan are definitely more heavy duty and thicker. Both are more than sufficient for BBQ and food prep.
These are the ones I use. They sure have gotten pricey since I got
my last box of 50.
https://www.harborfreight.com/9-mil-nitrile-powder-free-gloves-large-50-pc-68511.html
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Auto part stores will have thicker, more heavy-duty ones.
Costco business had a bunch but there is a shortage and really available or a hit and miss.
The ones from BPS are good. That's where I got mine last.
https://www.bigpoppasmokers.com/bbq-accessories/gloves
The ones from BPS are good. That's where I got mine last.
https://www.bigpoppasmokers.com/bbq-accessories/gloves
txsmkmstr
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Go to Uline.com as they have a multitude of glove options. Some as large as 2xl.
https://www.uline.com/Product/AdvSearchResult?KeywordTyped=nitri&keywords=Nitrile Gloves
https://www.uline.com/Product/AdvSearchResult?KeywordTyped=nitri&keywords=Nitrile Gloves
I have used the ones from Sam's Club and I noticed a display of them about a week ago, and they were at least double the price I remembered paying.
I was passing through Lowes paint department a short while back and they had quite a selection, but we'll over $20 a box.
I was passing through Lowes paint department a short while back and they had quite a selection, but we'll over $20 a box.
jzadski
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Harbour Freight too. I just the 5 mil XL for over their cotton gloves. Got a bunch when the were $5 for 100 now like $15
The one thing I don't understand about nitrile gloves, is , are nitrile gloves that are sold at auto parts, builders construction etc. FOOD SAFE? meaning is there a concern regarding PHTHALATES. Phthalates for people that don't know are, man-made chemicals compounds in plastics & solvents. Now there are many, rubber, vinyl products made that are Phthalates free, under prop 65. :shock:
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