Customer Reviews

Camco 40283 RV Green Disposable Dump Glove - 50 Pair

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1 star:		(6)

 

 

While these gloves are decently priced, they aren't worth the money at all. They are very thin and tear way to easily. No sense in wearing them if they aren't going to protect your hands, right? Every time I use them they tear and my hands get dirty/wet...don't waste your money.

So thin they tear while removing them from the package. Once you get one out they generaly split during use.

Save your money, buy something with some strength.

These were a Christmas gift for my parents who RV all winter. Dad liked that they were disposable after each use, and that there were 100 gloves in an easy pull container.

I wish I'd read the reviews before purchasing. They're so thin that you tear them as you put them on.

These gloves are as useless as a screen door on a submarine. Very thin, my fingers broke through while putting them on. You can get a box of 30 Nitrile gloves in the automotive section of Walmart for about $4.50, good chemical resistance and much stronger.

I travel all summer. I am dumping tanks a few times a week. I need a disposable glove to keep my hands from getting dirty with waste so I can toss them and get in the truck to drive off to my next stop.

These I would not consider nothing more than cheap thin plastic gloves. Baggie sandwich bags would work as good and fit as good. Maybe even work better as baggies dont rip as easy as these. Save your money and the frustration.
They dont fit, they rip so easy and usually fall of half way through and are ripped. So I end up having to wash up in the end like I never used any gloves at all. I would buy good latex gloves that fit snug and wont rip so easily.

I agree with other reviewers; these things are not strong enough for their intended purpose.

When my wife and I dump our waste tanks, she only has to hold the hose end and put it into the dump station opening. Even so, she normally has a tear in the gloves when we're through. I'm the one wrestling to attach and detach the coupling at the rv tank's outlet, so that effort just shreds these things.

I picked up some nitrile gloves on sale at Harbor Freight for 77 cents for 10; they're much stronger and puncture-resistant and are what Camco should be making these Dump Gloves out of, in my opinion.

These gloves are excellent for the purpose of handling the RV sewer lines. They ARE thin but are more than adequate for the purpose. I also like the sticky tab attachment to the inside of the compartment door. They are always handy. No, I am not affiliated with the company. I'm retired and loving RVing!

Don't bother buying these gloves. They usually rip just taking them out of the box. Super cheap and you are better off buying some disposable gloves used for cleaning at the store.

These are simply a plastic bag with fingers. They are worth maybe $1.00/pkg. If you are careful they work great.