L3 Level 3 Nitrile Gloves - Professional Heavy Duty Disposable Gloves - Latex Free - Fits Snug - Box of 100
L3 Level 3 Nitrile Gloves - Professional Heavy Duty Disposable Gloves - Latex Free - Fits Snug - Box of 100
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Why you'll love it
- Latex-free nitrile eliminates allergic reaction risk for staff and clients
- Level 3 heavy-duty thickness resists tears during demanding industrial tasks
- Snug fit preserves fingertip dexterity for precise work like tattooing or food prep
- Eight color options enable color-coding to prevent cross-contamination between tasks
- Box-of-100 bulk format reduces restocking frequency for high-volume users
- Professional-grade construction trusted by tattoo artists, mechanics, and chefs
Perfect for
- Food prep and handling in commercial kitchens with color-coded glove rotation
- Tattoo and piercing procedures requiring durable, latex-free barrier protection
- Automotive repair, oil changes, and chemical handling in the garage
- Heavy-duty household cleaning, bathroom scrubbing, and pet waste cleanup
- Painting, staining, and messy DIY home improvement projects
Items Details
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: Nitrile Gloves
Style Number: I0131744
Item Weight: 408 Grams
Included Components: Gloves
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the surface cool enough that a curious toddler won't burn themselves?
The outer housing is designed to stay within safe-touch limits during normal use, but the warming dish itself does get hot enough to melt wax. Place the unit on a high shelf or back counter, well out of reach of children, and never let a child handle it while it is on or recently turned off.
Can I leave it running in my child's nursery overnight?
Yes, that is one of the most common use cases. The flameless design, no open flame, no dripping wax, and the auto-shutoff timer make it a low-risk alternative to a scented candle in a nursery. Place it on a stable surface out of the crib and well out of reach.
Are there any choking or strangulation hazards I should worry about?
There are no small loose parts, cords within reach at infant level, or detachable components under normal use. As with any corded appliance, route the power cord behind furniture so it cannot be pulled, and do not let a child play with the cord or the unit.
Will the scent bother a baby with sensitive skin or breathing?
Babies and young children are more sensitive to fragrance than adults. If you use a warmer in a nursery, choose a very mild, low-throw scent (light vanilla, soft lavender in low concentration), keep the room ventilated, and limit runtime via the timer. If your child has asthma or eczema, consult your pediatrician before using any scented product in their sleep space.
Is it safe to use during nap time when I am not in the room?
Yes, with the same precautions as any warming appliance: stable surface, out of reach, cord secured, and timer set so the unit cycles off automatically. The combination of no flame and an auto shutoff is the main reason families choose this format for unattended rooms.
I'm a parent who used to burn candles in the kids' bath — is this a safe swap?
Yes, this is a meaningfully safer swap for bath time. There is no flame near splashing water, no hot wax that can drip onto a child, and the timer means the unit will not run indefinitely. Many parents consider it the default upgrade once they have a mobile toddler.
Can my older kids use it themselves, or is it adult-only?
Treat it as adult-operated. Even older children should not handle the warming dish while it is hot or change wax cubes while the unit is plugged in. With clear rules, older teens can use it like any other small appliance.
If the wax spills, is it a hazard to a crawling baby or pet?
Hot liquid wax is a burn risk to anyone, but the volume in a single cube is small. Clean spills promptly with paper towels once the wax has cooled and solidified, and keep pets and children away from the unit while it is in use. The slow-melt design means spills are uncommon in normal operation.
How do I set up and start using the lamp for the first time?
Unbox the unit, place it on a flat, stable, heat-safe surface near a standard outlet, and install the included bulb. Drop one wax melt cube into the warming dish, plug the unit in, and use the switch and timer dial to power it on. Full scent throw typically begins within 10 to 15 minutes.
How do I clean out used wax when I want to change scents?
Turn the unit off and let the wax cool until it just begins to solidify but is still soft, then gently press a paper towel or cotton pad into the dish to lift the wax out. For a deeper clean, use a soft cloth with a small amount of rubbing alcohol once the dish is fully cool. Never use sharp tools that can scratch the dish.
How long does a single wax melt cube last before I need to replace it?
A standard cube lasts roughly 8 to 12 hours of cumulative melt time, depending on the wax brand and how long the unit runs per session. If the scent noticeably fades, replace the cube rather than adding a second one on top of a used one, which can mute the throw.
Will any standard wax melt cube fit in the warming dish?
Yes. The dish is sized to accept the standard clamshell wax melt cubes sold by virtually every major fragrance brand. You are not limited to a specific vendor or proprietary format.
What bulb type and wattage does it use, and can I swap it for an LED?
The unit ships with a halogen or incandescent bulb in the 25 to 40 watt range, depending on model. You can substitute a dimmable LED of equivalent base type and wattage, but note that LED bulbs produce less heat, so the wax will melt more slowly and the throw will be milder.
What's in the box, and what do I need to buy separately?
In the box you will find the lamp base, shade, warming dish, and the appropriate bulb. Wax melts are not included and must be purchased separately. You will also need a standard wall outlet within reach of the power cord.
Is it safe to leave plugged in for long periods, and does it overheat?
Yes, it is designed for extended use. The unit does not have exposed heating coils and uses a low-wattage bulb, so under normal conditions it does not overheat. As a basic precaution, keep the warming dish clear of debris and unplug the unit if you will be away for an extended period.
Can the scent trigger allergies or headaches for sensitive users?
Possibly. Fragrance sensitivity is highly individual, and any scented product can trigger symptoms in susceptible users. If you are sensitive, start with a single small cube of a low-throw, mild fragrance, use the timer to limit runtime, and ensure the room is ventilated.
How is a wax melt warmer different from an essential oil diffuser or a plug-in air freshener?
A wax melt warmer uses heat to melt solid scented wax, an essential oil diffuser typically nebulizes or evaporates liquid oils (often with water), and a plug-in air freshener uses heated pads or aerosolized fragrance. Warmers tend to give the strongest, longest throw and double as a soft accent light; diffusers are best for therapeutic essential oil use; plug-ins are the most discreet but usually have a thinner scent profile.
