JMU 10 Pcs Disposable Isolation Gowns Blue, Polypropylene Medical Gowns with Knitted Cuffs, Length 47.24"

Este traje me sirve en mi trabajo da muy buena protección

I don’t think my review will be particularly helpful, as I purchased these for my niece. She ruined a very expensive sweatshirt she got for her birthday when polishing her nails, and it’s not the first time. I got her these as kind of a joke to wear when she’s polishing her nails, but I told her to were them. Anyway, she doesn’t really care for them but they cover her well and protect the expensive clothes she insists on wearing.

We starting fostering kittens and decided to try these to keep our clothing clean. I had tried a disposable lab coat before using this one and this one is much better. There is a tie behind the neck and another tie behind the waist. I like that the gown crosses over (in the back) which adds a little more coverage for me. I like the cloth wrist bands because it's not just an elastic band that could ride up easily. It's easy to manuver in, easy to take off and flexible that I can turn the main body inside out to hang up to keep the exposed area inside just in case we brush up against it walking by. I was able to use the disposable gown over and over. I would recommend this to others.

OK, so I grind a lot of metal, & try many things to keep the rust & dirt off me. This was my latest effort:Pros:* Disposable means I don't have to worry about washing it, or contaminating my laundry.* Snug cuffs means my arms are protected, & my gloves fit right over them, for a good seal.* Long enough to cover my clothes to below my knees.* Ties allow me to fit it to my liking at the neck & waist. (I prefer a Loose fit)* It's thin enough to allow air passage, but seems pretty good at keeping the fine grinding dirt off me.* If I'm careful, I can reuse it the next day, or few days, but that depends on dirt levels, or tearing it.Cons:* Static cling is a minor issue, but since I'm not concerned about looks, I don't really care if it's stuck to me.* The fabric is permeable, so air, etc, will pass through. Good enough for my needs, but know that it's not a Hazmat suit. (I also found that to be very helpful - for cutting off a bit of a used one, to cover my vacuum cleaner hose, so I can find screws that went flying, without sucking them all the way down into the vacuum. Very helpful for that.)* I chose the largest size, but still the sleeves are too narrow. I had to slit the sleeves in back, from above the elbow through the shoulder seams several inches, just to get my bare arms in, much less with a shirt on. I happen to work from home, so going sleeveless on grinding day is not a huge deal, but if you weigh more than the waif modelling this, plan on needing shears to slice them open, or forget about getting your arms into the sleeves. (it's not a woven fabric, so no worries about frayed edges. It cuts clean, and stays that way. Think garbage bag, not cloth.)Overall: I bought another brand, and they were seemingly identical, also with the narrow sleeves. I don't care about looks, and I only get hit from the front, so these will do it for me, even with having to cut them open from the shoulder to the elbow. I'll keep buying them, because the good outweighs the bad for me. I'm happy with them so far.

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