Multi-functional Cleaning Gloves are protective handwear combining cleaning, wiping, and decontamination functions in one tool. Made with flexible base materials and layered functional designs, they are suitable for household, automotive, and industrial cleaning, providing convenience and practicality.

I. Core Materials and Structure Classification

1. Base Material

The main materials of multi-functional cleaning gloves are divided into three types, adapted for different cleaning intensities:

• Microfiber Material: Commonly polyester-nylon blend (80% polyester + 20% nylon), fiber fineness 0.1–0.3 denier. Strong capillary effect, high water and oil absorption, soft touch, ideal for precise wiping.

• Sponge Material: High-density polyurethane sponge or cellulose sponge, with rich pores and high water absorption. Easily squeezable, suitable for large-area cleaning and applying detergents.

• Silicone Material: Food-grade silicone, heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant. Surface can feature raised patterns for cleaning and heat insulation, ideal for kitchen grease and dishwashing.

2. Common Structural Designs

Gloves often have single-layer or double-layer composite structures, some with non-slip and waterproof inner linings. Common types include:

• Single-Function: Outer layer made of cleaning material (microfiber/sponge), inner layer of thin knitted fabric for breathability and anti-slip. Suitable for dust removal and wiping water stains.

• Dual-Function: One side microfiber (precise wiping), one side abrasive layer (sanding pad or scouring layer) for tough stains. One pair meets multiple cleaning needs.

• Fleece-Lined Waterproof: Inner layer coral fleece/short plush, outer layer waterproof PVC/TPU + cleaning layer. Suitable for cold water cleaning in winter, keeping hands warm and dry.

• Five-Finger Design: Fits hand curves for flexible operation, can clean narrow gaps (window tracks, car interiors); some gloves are mitt-style for large-area wiping.

3. Additional Features

• Elastic Cuffs: Prevent gloves from slipping and stop water or cleaning solution from entering.

• Hanging Hole: Wrist area has a hanging hole for air-drying, reducing bacterial growth.

• Antibacterial Treatment: Some microfiber gloves contain silver ions to inhibit E. coli and Staphylococcus aureus, prolonging lifespan.

II. Common Specifications

III. Core Performance Advantages

1. Flexible and Efficient: Gloves fit hands directly, replacing cloths or towels. Fingers bend freely for corners and crevices, improving Cleaning efficiency by 30–50%.

2. Multi-purpose, Wide Coverage: Different materials meet various cleaning scenarios, reducing the need for multiple cleaning tools and saving storage space.

3. Soft and Surface-Friendly: Microfiber and sponge gloves are soft; safe for glass, ceramics, stainless steel, and car paint. Silicone gloves are scratch-free, suitable for dishes and non-stick cookware.

4. Waterproof and Comfortable: Fleece-lined waterproof gloves protect from cold water, reducing hand dryness in winter cleaning.

IV. Suitable Scenarios

1. Household Cleaning: Wipe tables, floors, windows, bathroom tiles; clean cabinets, appliances, and kitchen counters.

2. Automotive Cleaning: Wipe car paint, windows, interiors (seats, dashboard, AC vents); remove light rust or dirt from rims (abrasive gloves).

3. Kitchen Cleaning: Silicone gloves for dishes, fruits, vegetables; sponge gloves for washing pots/pans with detergent; abrasive gloves for burnt residue removal.

4. Industrial and Commercial Cleaning: Microfiber gloves for machinery surfaces; hotel or janitorial work for efficient large-area cleaning.

V. Usage and Maintenance Notes

1. Usage Restrictions

• Gloves with abrasive layers should not touch paint, acrylic, phone screens, or lacquered furniture.

• Avoid sharp objects for silicone gloves; avoid prolonged exposure to strong acids/bases for fiber gloves.

• Rinse thoroughly after cleaning surfaces in contact with food to remove detergent residue.

2. Care Instructions

• Wash immediately after use with clean water; microfiber and sponge gloves can be gently hand-washed with neutral detergent; silicone gloves can be rinsed directly. Avoid bleach.

• Dry: Squeeze out water and hang in a ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight (silicone ages, fibers harden).

• Replacement: Household gloves every 1–2 months; kitchen/industrial gloves every 2–4 weeks to prevent bacterial growth.