SEEP Eco Medium Rubber Kitchen Gloves - 3 Pack - Washing Up Gloves Made Using Compostable Rubber - Multi-purpose Household - FSC & Fair-trade Certified, Turquoise

These are comfortable, robust and a big relief to get biodegradable gloves in cardboard packaging

There aren't many eco friendly kitchen gloves out there and this is one of the better options material wise. However as expected with these kind of products it does wear out quicker, as it is meant to. Think it has lasted quite well for a month before it developed a hole on one of the fingers and I use it frequently every day to wash dishes in hot water. As long as you be extra careful with sharp things it should last just as long as regular rubber gloves.

ordered large as medium a bit small on fingers

Was disappointed with the purchase. The gloves are very thin and because of that their top part keeps rolling down whenever I wash dishes. It is awfully annoying and often times water and soap get inside a glove. I think if they were more rigid/thicker that would prevent such rolling down. Never had this problem with Marigold kind of gloves. Also, because they are so thin I doubt they will last long.

Didn’t get on with these too well at all. I love their ethical and environmental stance but they are a bit floppy around the wrists causing them to drop down and water to get in. Will not be buying again.

Love these! They are thin but so far pretty durable. Wouldn’t say there less durable than the usual plastic ones. I tend to buy a size bigger so I don’t over stretch them. We like washing up with really hot water and the normal plastic gloves make my hands sweat so much due to being thicker but these are thinner and so very comfortable to wear. Will definitely continue buying these.

I bought these because I like to be eco-friendly where possible, and I had to start doing the washing up more, because washing up liquid dries out my hands (Fairy Liquid is BAD for that - Ecover is better but more expensive). It used to be my dad's thing to do, but he's now too disabled and so is my mother. So, they're eco-friendly, but the quality is awful. After just a few days they started getting "stains" all over them that are NOT food stains (see photos). After a while, I've started to notice my hands are coming out of them damp (with no indication of any holes) and they keep rolling down. I even noticed the stains go right through the material. They look like burns, but haven't been anywhere near fire or a radiator (it's been summer, so none of those have been on). They have only been in hot washing up water - which is what they're supposed to be designed for use with. They're no better than the other eco-friendly gloves I bought (by EcoLiving and are natural latex rubber gloves, which just fell apart). So I'd recommend looking elsewhere than these two brands for eco-friendly washing up gloves.

Brought for my husband to use. He's quite happy with them when he washes up.