Nowadays, waterproof gloves are used in many aspects of our daily lives. For example, wearing waterproof gloves when washing dishes can prevent your hands from getting wet or your fingers from being chafed. This is also a kitchen essential for many beauty enthusiasts. In addition, waterproof gloves are used in many places. Today, I will introduce different materials of waterproof gloves and their advantages and disadvantages, so that you have a clear goal when choosing waterproof gloves.

　　The first type of waterproof glove I'd like to introduce is made of natural rubber gloves This is also a material frequently used in our daily lives. Waterproof gloves made from natural rubber are very low in cost and have excellent physical properties. Some thicker natural rubber gloves also have good cut resistance. If you are cutting meat in the kitchen, it can prevent your fingers from being cut. In addition, your fingers remain flexible when wearing these waterproof gloves. However, these waterproof gloves offer poor protection against some liquids containing oils or organic compounds, and may also have adverse reactions with proteins. Even with prolonged use, they are prone to cracking and aging, so their durability is not good.

　　Next, let's introduce a relatively common waterproof gloves glove called a PVC glove. PVC is often used to make disposable gloves, and its cost is lower than natural rubber gloves and its physical properties are also good. However, if you use it to wash some organic solvents, these organic solvents may dissolve the plasticizers on the waterproof gloves, resulting in small molecular-sized black holes on the gloves, causing chemicals to quickly penetrate the gloves. Therefore, if you need to wear waterproof gloves to contact organic solvents, do not choose this type of glove.

　　Finally, let's introduce PVA gloves Compared to the previous two waterproof gloves gloves, it is very strong and has high chemical resistance to certain chemicals. Even cutting with a sharp instrument cannot penetrate it. However, they have a major drawback: they decompose quickly when exposed to water and are very expensive. Few people use them for washing dishes; most are used in laboratories.

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