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#9 Lato-Gard Flocked Green Rubber Glove (Large) 12pairs/pk

Item Code: U05-XXX-GREENLARGE

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These #9 Lato-Gard green rubber gloves are reusable latex gloves with a flocked lining, in size Large. The flocked inside makes the gloves easier to pull on and more comfortable to wear for long washing and cleaning shifts. The green colour makes them easy to tell apart from gloves used for other tasks.

Restaurants, commercial kitchens, bakeries and janitorial teams use them for dishwashing, pot scrubbing, sink work and general cleaning. Many businesses assign glove colours to areas, such as green for the dish pit, to help keep tasks separate. Each pack holds 12 pairs, so you can issue fresh gloves to staff and keep spares close to the sink.

Features

PRODUCT KEY FEATURES:

Green colour: Easy to spot and useful for colour-coding tasks.
Flocked lining: Easier to put on and comfortable over long shifts.
Reusable rubber: Made for repeated wet work such as dishwashing.
Size Large: For staff who need a Large glove.
12 pairs per pack: Enough to supply a team from one pack.

IDEAL APPLICATIONS:

Dishwashing and pot washing in commercial kitchens
Sink and general cleaning in restaurants and bakeries
Janitorial and facility cleaning tasks
Colour-coded glove programs for the dish area

Q. How does a commercial cleaning company set up a colour-coded glove program?

A. Assign one glove colour to each work area, such as green for kitchens or dish areas, and post the chart on every cleaning cart. Store each colour at its own station so gloves do not travel between tasks.

Q. How should hotel housekeeping dry flocked rubber gloves between shifts?

A. Rinse the outside, then hang the gloves cuff down in open air so the flocked lining can dry fully. Turning the cuff back helps air reach the inside.

Q. Should hotel housekeepers rinse their flocked green gloves between guest rooms?

A. Yes, housekeepers should rinse the outside of their gloves with clean water between rooms so residue is not carried from one room to the next. Shake off excess water before moving on, and follow your property's cleaning procedure for when to change to a fresh pair.

Q. Flocked or unlined rubber gloves: which suits housekeeping teams?

A. Flocked gloves suit housekeeping teams who wear gloves for long periods, since the lining makes them easier to put on and more comfortable. Unlined gloves dry faster and give a closer feel, which some staff prefer for short tasks.

Q. How can dish pit staff keep water out of rubber gloves?

A. Keep hands above the waterline so water stays below the cuff, and fold the cuff back to catch drips. A wet flocked lining is uncomfortable and slow to dry.

Q. Can staff share flocked green rubber gloves?

A. No, each person should have their own pair of flocked gloves. The fibre lining absorbs sweat and is hard to clean, so shared gloves become unhygienic and uncomfortable quickly. Labelling each pair with a name or marker makes this easy to manage.

Q. How does a commercial cleaning company track glove use across several sites?

A. Issue a set number of pairs per cleaner per site and log each replacement on the site supply sheet. After a month, the log shows how many packs each site uses. There are 12 packs per case.

Q. Can a property management contract source gloves and cleaning supplies from one supplier?

A. Yes, our catalogue covers packaging, foodservice, janitorial and PPE supplies, so gloves can go on the same order as liners, towels and chemicals. One supplier simplifies receiving and invoicing across buildings.

Q. Can a hotel laundry machine-wash or tumble-dry flocked rubber gloves?

A. Machine washing and tumble drying are generally not recommended for flocked rubber gloves, because heat and agitation can weaken the rubber and loosen the lining. Rinse them by hand and let them air dry instead. MPPL's care instructions: rinse thoroughly with clean water after each use; hang or air dry in a cool, well-ventilated place; keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources; do not bleach or tumble dry; do not iron or dry clean; avoid contact with sharp objects to prevent punctures; and store clean and dry when not in use.