Xelox (Capox) for 2nd time, any recommendations for particular gloves

My mum actually used catering gloves sometimes when cooking .

For other times she used white cotton gloves for eczema. You can get them in various sizes off Amazon. Easily washed but also a good fit so you can do things without too much restriction on your function.

All the very best with your treatment. The second year did not seem just as bad as the first for my mum . She did have a slight reduction in dose but I think the insight from the first year stood her in good stead . It also worked well again .

Take special care ,

Court 

Thanks, that's useful

Hi Unseen I bought a cheap pair of woolly gloves from the local market but they had little knobbly grippy bits on the palms which were useful for driving when the steering wheel was cold x

Thanks, forgot about steering wheels being cold!

I use bamboo cotton gloves when out and about. Not too heavy for warmer weather use and fit nicely inside winter gloves when it's cold.

Maninbath

Sounds like a good idea.

I use cotton glove liners under a set of marigolds- this makes freezer and food prep tolerable, and keeps the cotton gloves clean for eating and all the other things like opening doors or holding a cold glass!

Great idea. I see a lot of cotton gloves though, can you tell me exactly what kind? Thanks.

No idea! My husband bought them ages ago- they have been sat in a bag in a cupboard. I'm sure any kind will do. :-)

That's fine. I'm sure I can find some! Thanks for the fast response.