While many cleaning workers use gloves while performing cleaning tasks, simply wearing the gloves might not be enough.
In a recent press release, Impact Products LLC has shared a number of best practices for wearing gloves while cleaning:
- One “size” does not fit all. Most gloves are designed to be used in specific cleaning situations, or to protect the wearer from chemicals, bodily fluids, etc.
- Selecting the proper glove is important when working with powerful chemicals such as degreasers, acids, or caustics.
- Wearing long-sleeve gloves can offer better protection.
- Change gloves between cleaning tasks, or when moving from one part of the facility to another, to prevent cross-contamination.
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