1. The size of low temperature resistant gloves should be appropriate. If the gloves are too tight, they will restrict blood circulation, which will easily cause fatigue and uncomfortable; if they are too loose, they will be inflexible and easy to fall off.
2. Check the low temperature resistant gloves at any time to check whether there are small holes or damaged or abraded places, especially finger joints.
3. Pay attention to the use of low temperature gloves. If a pair of gloves are used in different places, the service life of the gloves may be greatly reduced.
4. Pay attention to safety during use, and don't throw away contaminated gloves arbitrarily to avoid harm to others. Gloves that are not in use should be kept in a safe place.
5. When taking off the gloves, you must pay attention to the correct method to prevent the harmful substances contaminated on the gloves from contacting the skin and clothes, causing secondary pollution.
6. Do not share gloves with others, because the inside of the gloves is a breeding ground for bacteria and microorganisms. Sharing gloves is easy to cause cross-infection.
7. Wash your hands before putting on gloves. Gloves should be worn on clean (sterile) hands, otherwise bacteria will easily breed. Wash your hands after taking off your gloves and rub some hand cream to replenish oil.
8. Cover the wound before wearing gloves. The skin is a natural barrier against external environmental damage and can prevent the entry of bacteria and chemicals.
9. Don't ignore any skin erythema or itching to prevent skin diseases such as dermatitis. If your hands are dry, itchy, or air bubbles, please consult a doctor in time.
