Which glove features should I compare first?

The Unger ErgoTec window cleaning gloves list a waterproof, breathable membrane, a merino-wool blend lining, rubberized reinforcements, and touchscreen functionality. Compare those features with the tasks you perform. A touchscreen feature can reduce glove removal, but the main fit check is whether you can hold and control your cleaning tools.

How is a neoprene glove different?

The Glacier ICE BAY Sharkskin neoprene gloves list 2 mm fleece-lined neoprene, textured grip, and curved fingers. Their listing also warns that water resistance diminishes with wear. Compare the feel and flexibility with your work, and inspect the material and seams rather than assuming waterproof performance continues throughout the glove’s life.

How do I select the right size?

Use the size chart for the exact glove. The ICE BAY listing calls for measuring around the palm without the thumb. Check that you can close your hand and operate tools without tight spots or excess fingertip material. Size names are not a universal measurement across brands, so do not carry a medium or large selection over automatically.

Can I add a glove liner?

The Winter Glove Liners are polypropylene, and their listing advises ordering the outer glove one size larger when using liners. The ICE BAY page gives the same advice for its referenced liner. Check the complete combination for fit and dexterity; a liner should not leave the outer glove uncomfortably tight. Follow the instructions for both products.

Do winter gloves provide chemical or cut protection?

Do not select protection for cleaning chemicals, blades, or other hazards from a winter-glove description alone. Check the cleaner’s safety data sheet and the glove manufacturer’s specific compatibility and protection information. Waterproof material or a coating name does not establish protection against every chemical. Choose the required protective glove for the task before considering extra warmth.

How should I care for gloves and liners?

Follow the instructions for the exact glove; different materials may need different washing and drying methods. The liner listing specifies a cold machine wash and hang drying. Inspect seams, grip surfaces, and worn areas before work. Replace gloves that no longer provide the fit or protection required, and check the listing’s return policy before ordering.

Need help comparing winter gloves? Call abc at 1-800-989-4003 with your palm measurement, working conditions, and liner needs.