RobThatsMe
Well-known member
HI Gang,
I posted something about this a long time ago, but thought I would repost this idea. (I was working on my house metal gutter screens this weekend when I thought to repost this).
Being on Coumadin, it never fails that when working in the yard, on my car, or on my boat engines, I would always get a small cut somewhere on my hands. And, of course, these little cuts would bleed and bleed, and really become a nuisance.
So, I purchased a pair of Kevlar gloves. These are the same kind that are used by people working with sharp knives or metals. The pair I have fits like a second skin, and I can even dial numbers on my cell phone with them on.
I never get any cuts while wearing them. My biggest problem is remembering to use them, but I blame that on the heart-lung bipass machine. (never on getting older
)
Anyway, just thought I would resend this as there are so many new people on since I last posted this.
Just Google "Kevlar Gloves" to locate many different kinds of these gloves.
Here is an example. The price on this site is the price per Dozen, so don't let that scare you off. You may find someone local that carries these, or another site that sells retail by the pair.
http://www.workgloves.net/CutResist...abd6a1748f429564.e3eSc3uNaNuTe34Pa38Ta38Oc3j0
Wishing you all good health,
Rob
I posted something about this a long time ago, but thought I would repost this idea. (I was working on my house metal gutter screens this weekend when I thought to repost this).
Being on Coumadin, it never fails that when working in the yard, on my car, or on my boat engines, I would always get a small cut somewhere on my hands. And, of course, these little cuts would bleed and bleed, and really become a nuisance.
So, I purchased a pair of Kevlar gloves. These are the same kind that are used by people working with sharp knives or metals. The pair I have fits like a second skin, and I can even dial numbers on my cell phone with them on.
I never get any cuts while wearing them. My biggest problem is remembering to use them, but I blame that on the heart-lung bipass machine. (never on getting older
Anyway, just thought I would resend this as there are so many new people on since I last posted this.
Just Google "Kevlar Gloves" to locate many different kinds of these gloves.
Here is an example. The price on this site is the price per Dozen, so don't let that scare you off. You may find someone local that carries these, or another site that sells retail by the pair.
http://www.workgloves.net/CutResist...abd6a1748f429564.e3eSc3uNaNuTe34Pa38Ta38Oc3j0
Wishing you all good health,
Rob