.GLOVES of rubber/latex

[gummfun]

No problem Gord! I'll keep you posted !!

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[gummfun]

Hi,

I ordered the gaunlets on Thursday night, and they arrived this morning (Sat) via recorded delivery, I went for the cheapest p&p which was about ?1.90 inc VAT. They arrived in a jiffy bag, it did have a small sticker with Medisaves address on, see picture link below.

They emailed me when they had dispatched the order, and have been very professional.

As for the gloves themselves I love them! They are elbow length, slightly textures on the outside, and powder free. They were ?5.24 and I think a bargain.

You should be able to see a couple of pics here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29214610@N00/

G

[boywonder1]

the people who like the smell of rubber gloves why do they like it.

[Garlor]

The smell of latex rubber gloves arouses the receptors in the human brain. This in turn allows the release of a very stimulating substance called Serotonin. The effect is just sublime when combined with being totally enclosed in a cocoon of rubber. Gloves are usually the first easy to obtain item which starts a normal person on the journey of discovery. Unlined gloves are the best for producing the full effect. Size is not always an issue if the gloves are not part of a fashion outfit.Its really the feel and smell which triggers a reaction when you have become properly tuned in to the wavelength of the special latex. As the addiction increases the gloves will become longer and then merge into a complete covering of the body...or is that fiction? or a dream.
Oh and welcome to IAR a paradise meeting place for lovers of rubber in many forms.

[boywonder1]

Unlined gloves i hear that alot and and other jargan whats the difference.

[Garlor]

Unlined gloves are just rubber /latex. Lined means that a coating is applied inside to make the glove easier to put on and also absorb some skin moisture.Most domestic washing up gloves are lined .

[Garlor]

Oh I forgot...most gloves have finger and thumb shapes to match the human hand but not all gloves are made as pairs that is left and right. A lot of thinner gloves are made to fit both hands.

[Gord]

Oh I forgot...most gloves have finger and thumb shapes to match the human hand but not all gloves are made as pairs that is left and right. A lot of thinner gloves are made to fit both hands.

Aye, I once bought a box of 100 latex examination gloves (for legitimate purposes!!!) and discovered 100 identical gloves - NOT 50 left and 50 right-handed! Just a passing comment!

But it's amazing if you go in to a DIY shop and browse the array of gloves available nowadays - they really have tried to segment the market: latex gloves, PVC gloves for people with latex allergy (ugh!), nitrile rubber gloves, flock-lined gloves, black rubber gauntlets, then all the other stuff like ladies' gardening gloves, mens' powerwashing-the-drive gloves, childrens' playing-with-farm-animals gloves, and so on. Just how many types of gloves (fetish and regular) are there out there?!!!

[prairie_looner]

A newbie here...I intend to order some long gloves/gauntlets from at least one of the UK suppliers. The red #108 from Denber looks especially nice. The one posted by Jantzenuk looks like they may be too delicate to inflate and "ride" without popping, which is my preference. I got a couple gauntlets a few months ago from a Canadian seller on eBay, and one isn't being used yet - the other one I've tied off the large end, and I inflate through one of the fingertips, which I removed for the purpose.

I have one coming from eBay which promises to stretch "like Spandex" and is 80% nylon, 20% Spandex - I'm very curious what that one will be like, feel like, and how durable it is. I'm not familiar with the feel of that material.

[rubrglvlvr]

What is everyones favorite type of latex or rubber glove?