Magic Dishwashing Gloves with Scrubber, Silicone Cleaning Reusable Scrub Gloves for Wash Dish,Kitchen, Bathroom (Blue,1 Pair: Right + Left Hand)

I got these and the "Silicone Gloves Dishwashing" at the same time to try out, and I'm glad I got both because they totally have different uses but are great if you know what you want them for.These are the thicker of the two, and I use them for more heavy-duty cleaning, scrubbing and such around the house. The little fibers don't get much use because of this, but I just wear them backwards and it's never bothered me. The silicone is slippery if you're holding glass or porcelain, but otherwise doesn't slip for me on metal, plastic or wood. If you're wanting to wash dishes and have a lot of glass you're worried about breaking, silicone in general is going to be a little slippery.I like these so far, it's been about a month. They're durable as heck (thus far), and I decided to try silicone because the Mamisan dishwashing gloves started getting sticky in the fingers after about six months, and I wanted something that I wouldn't throw in the landfill twice a year. Maybe I'll write back if they're still working a year from now.

These are amazing! Only wish they came in different sizes

These weren't very successful as dishwashing gloves. They are very thick and awkward. You have to leave one hand free to hold the dish or it will likely slip from your hands. I ended up using them to wash the dogs. For this they were extremely helpful! I like them as pet washing gloves much better!

I thought these gloves were funny at first but I’m a big glove wearer for washing dishes so I decided to try them out anyway. I really underestimated how effective they would be. You don’t have to worry about a sudsy sponge or brush slipping out of your hand while juggling pots, pans, plates, utensils, etc., and it’s easy to get into small areas with the bristles on the fingertips.I like to use a regular dishwashing glove on my left hand to hold the dishes with and get a good grip, and then I use this silicone bristled glove on my right hand for the cleaning action. It gets very sudsy with dish soap and is so easy to clean any dirty remnants out of, unlike a sponge or brush, so I feel that it’s a much more sanitary tool to be washing dishes with.The only thing I wish was different was if the gloves came in different sizes. I wear a Small in regular dishwashing gloves so this one is pretty baggy on me. However, I haven’t had any issues with it slipping off, just would prefer a more snug fit.

I think I wash the dishes just to use these gloves! Who the heck knew that they would be so handy? I Should’ve bought them a long time ago. Durable, sizing is good & they work (gets the funk right off) without even getting my hands wet!

I'll update this later with a comment about durability. I used the gloves for the first time today to clean my bathroom and they were brilliant. I used them instead of a sponge. They aren't as scrubby as a sponge but you can feel when you haven't scrubbed something off fully. They are large and you do need to follow up your scrubbing with a wet cloth to rinse and wipe away the cleaning product. However, the fact that the gloves aren't harboring bacteria like a sponge make up for their short comings. Plus, you wash them like you are washing your hands. So far, I really like cleaning with them.

Full disclosure here, I bought these gloves for the sole purpose of bathing my (very) white horse - they are FABULOUS! They are as good as advertised. I was able to scrub, apply more shampoo and operate the hose while wearing them. The little nubbies were strong enough to work up a good lather, but gentle enough to scrub over and around all the leg joints down to the feet - gentle enough to even wash his face. What used to take me a solid 45-min with my hands and a wash cloth is now down to 20-min tops and the results are so much better. The problem with other horse-designed scrubbers is that your hands always get wet and slippery, making everything hard to hold on to and then water dripping down your arms into your shirt when washing up high - not with these! I’m sure they’re just as good with dishes, but I think you’ve got another market here for your gloves!

The gloves didn’t smell and the silicon bristles are great but they are not made to the proportions of a human hand to wrist. The hand is at a odd short angle. Also, they say it’s extra large but the length is not