Quick Reference – Inexpensive Yet CRITICAL Prep? GLOVES!

I believe T.R. mentioned gloves as being a very necessary prep item a while back and then I run into this post titled Inexpensive Yet CRITICAL Prep? GLOVES! That must be the world telling me to buy more gloves.

Gloves really do make a difference and considering that many of us desk-jockeys (like me) aren’t used to toiling away at hard labor jobs all day–as you may well be doing in an emergency–your hands will appreciate the forethought.

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December 14, 2012 at 5:01 pm

Look at it this way , would your wife want to be touched by hands that feel like 16 grit sand paper , or would she be more welcoming to warm tender hands ? There are many facits to life and some cross over in ways you dont normally think . There is work , then their is play just sayin