Are These Pink Kitchen Gloves Worth the Price?

[lterman]

A customer asked me about the pink kitchen gloves...quality, how long they'll last compared to ones bought at the store....just wondering if you've been asked the same thing.

lyzette

 

[c00p]

I've not been asked (probably because I haven't taken them to a show!), but you can always email the test kitchens and they should be able to tell you about that.

 

[PamperedDor]

I haven't - but I just ordered mine today - I believe once people (and we) see the quality - we will be able to honestly give an opinion.

 

[OhmyDLM]

A customer asked me about the pink kitchen gloves...quality, how long they'll last compared to ones bought at the store....just wondering if you've been asked the same thing.

lyzette

As much as I LOVE LOVE LOVE mine because the concept is just so darn cute, when I got mine in the mail last week I tried them on right away and I noticed as I was stretching them on the stiches that held the cuff to the arm band stretched open, like it was cheaply made. I was a little discouraged by this and debated on calling home office to see if this was normal or not (maybe I just got a weak pair)... anyone else had this happen with theirs???

 

[Loreen]

Ugh . . .Mine did the same thing. I'm not a fan of kitchen gloves anyway and am not impressed with the quality of the gloves. They are cute, but IMHO that is about it.

 

[cathyskitchen]

They are a "novelty" item. They're very similar to what you can buy at the grocery store in the cleaning aisle, but you won't find pink ones with a cute dotted "cuff" at the grocery store. So, like I said, novelty, they'll work well for the purpose, but they're not meant to last forever. Does anyone have kitchen gloves that last forever? I typically think of those as disposable anyway. Hey, there you go - sell a few sets for when they wear out over time!

 

[OhmyDLM]

They are a "novelty" item. They're very similar to what you can buy at the grocery store in the cleaning aisle, but you won't find pink ones with a cute dotted "cuff" at the grocery store. So, like I said, novelty, they'll work well for the purpose, but they're not meant to last forever. Does anyone have kitchen gloves that last forever? I typically think of those as disposable anyway. Hey, there you go - sell a few sets for when they wear out over time!

Never thought about it that way, and you're right! That makes sense!

 

[lterman]

I've not been asked (probably because I haven't taken them to a show!), but you can always email the test kitchens and they should be able to tell you about that.

I did...just waiting on their reply but in the meantime I wanted to ask you all on here...

lyzette

 

[pampchefrhondab]

I don't have a pair yet, but got a pair at Target for $1 w/poka dots on the cuff, just in blue! I still think $10 is way over priced.