As window cleaners begin to get prepared for the colder months, the orders for gloves are beginning to role in.
There are really two primary things to keep in mind when selecting winter gloves: temperature and flexibility. In the cold weather, it’s imperative to keep your hands protected from both the elements and the water so that they are warm and dry enough for you to work safely and efficiently. However, you've also got to be able to move your hands and control your tools.
Most winter gloves are made from Neoprene , a synthetic polymer resembling rubber that is often used to make wet suits, and that is resistant to oil, heat, and weathering. It's also commonly used in many weather-resistant products, including gloves for window cleaning. Neoprene stays flexible in colder temps, which allows for a better range of movement.
Here are some of our customers' favorite winter gloves:
These handy, insulated, waterproof gloves are easy to pull on and off while detailing windows or working with water fed poles.
The Can Do glove features a heavy-duty grade of hook and loop pad, which is attached to the cuff of the glove. Simply touch the two pads together, then slide your hand out of the glove.
Neoprene exterior plus interior foam insulation keeps hands warm when wet. Gloves have a textured palm for a non-slip grip. Latex free.
The Unger Neoprene Gloves are made with a neoprene exterior and a foam insulation layer against your skin to keep you warm and dry. They make for fantastic winter window cleaning Gloves.
100% waterproof. Granulated non-slip surface, removable plush liner.
