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Did you know that 35% to 40% of women in the United States use hair dyes applied at home or by a professional cosmetologist? That’s part of the reason why hairdressers face an unusually high risk o...

Whether you’re cleaning your own home or cleaning a space for your job, you should always stop and think before you roll up your sleeves. The truth is, while cleaning can be brutal on germs and dus...

This comprehensive guide explores the environmental impact and recycling options for various types of disposable gloves, including nitrile, latex, vinyl, and hybrid gloves.

Once you’ve figured out the right material for your glove, you’re ready for the next most important component: finding the right size glove.  Of course, if you’re like many glove buyers, you’re pro...

Did you know that there are 110,000 lost time cases due to hand injuries every single year--and that 70% of workers who experience hand injuries aren’t wearing gloves?  The truth is, a good pair of...

Disposable gloves help protect you through thick and thin (see what we did there?) But the choice between thin gloves and thick gloves isn’t simply a question of cost or durability.  In reality, gl...

If you’ve used nitrile gloves, you’re in good company: they’re some of the most popular disposable gloves on the market in a wide variety of industries. If you’ve also got no idea what the heck ni...

Given enough time, bread gets moldy, bananas turn brown, milk gets smelly, and latex gloves…well, they can still seem fine. Disposable latex gloves aren’t a product most people associate with that...

For decades, latex gloves were the king of the disposable glove industry. These days, though, as latex allergies are increasingly common, latex products have a more niche application. Either way, t...