“Bare hands? No way♬” For precious things, cover them up “Nitrile gloves that are kind to both hands and people” Motorcycle maintenance

4 May 2023

(’ω’)Good morning
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The prevalence of nitrile gloves is insane.
With the development of e-commerce, I think they’ve become even more widespread.

When this old guy was young
“such convenient things”weren’t
available cheaply and easily?

The age of pure grit.
They’re definitely more efficient, so
nitrile gloves
please definitely give them a try.

Always searching for the best (’ω’) and

Mitani RB Engineer Glove
50 pieces, M size 184992

It made it into my personal ranking #1.

They’re easy to get and right now, they’re the best.

Natural rubber is fine with acetone, huh~
That’s not the time to be getting sentimental.

For motorcycle maintenance
“gasoline” and “kerosene”petroleum-based products are the main ones.
As long as it handles these, you’re good.
*With nitrile gloves, you can pretty much handle anything.

Fit is super important. Baggy ones tear easily ✕

Baggy sizing compromises workability.
Always choose a size that fits snugly.

For all things“bigger doesn’t mean better”
This is the golden rule.

Diamond grip is the classic choice.
The matte finish increases grip

Mynitrile glovehistory goes like this
RAVEN→Esteé→
GRIPPAZ GLOVE (Grippaz Glove)→Engineer Glove

When you use them, the inside inevitably gets oily
You sweat too, so it’s somewhat unavoidable.

But with this glove, even after use
the inside stays“dry”and smooth.
Previous nitrile gloves were“moist type”

This time it’s“dry and slightly stiff type”
Since I can’t find a better description
I called it “stiff”but it actually fits smoothly and feels great.

Your hands are your most important tool.
To use them long-term, don’t abuse them

Back in the day, nitrile gloves didn’t exist, so everything was“bare hands.”
Your hands would get tougher and your nails would look like a“witch’s.”

The only thing that got stronger was the areas you used
Looking back now
I didn’t really feel like it gave me any real benefit.

I can only think of downsides.

・Washing hands took more time and effort
・Everything you touched was dirty *phones, door handles, motorcycle parts
・More hand injuries *cuts, discolored nails

Butnitrile glovesare
mainly for when removing parts or cleaning.

For delicate work or assembly, I often touch things bare-handed.

In the end, my hands get dirty most during cleaning.
By wearing nitrile gloves
I can dig into really dirty spots“aggressively”and get them clean.
And
“my hands stay clean.”

Even with daily use, they don’t tear easily
and even a small tear on one finger is still usable.

“Bare hands? Absolutely not.”