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IKEA RINNIG gloves: rinse and dry, and check for natural latex sensitivity

RINNIG cleaning gloves are made of natural latex and should be rinsed with water and dried after use; handwash only. Avoid petroleum solvents and harsh chemicals, and don't use them if you are allergic to latex.

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Official IKEA RINNIG latex glove safety and handwashing guidance

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Not all yellow cleaning gloves use the same material. IKEA Korea specifies natural latex for medium RINNIG (905.658.53), with warnings about allergy risk and damage from solvents and aggressive cleaners. These are not universal chemical-protection gloves.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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Check the label for RINNIG 905.658.53 or your exact version. Do not use natural-latex gloves if you have a latex allergy.
Inspect the gloves for holes or tears. Do not rely on them to prevent cuts from sharp knives or broken glass.
After cleaning, rinse dirt from the exterior thoroughly with water while the gloves are still on.
Remove the gloves carefully and let them dry in a ventilated place, including any wet interiors. Do not machine-wash.
Do not assume these gloves protect against petroleum-based solvents, concentrated organic solvents, strong acid or caustic cleaners, or ammonia.
Replace gloves if sticky, cracked or damaged. Stop use promptly if you develop itching or a skin rash.

Official IKEA RINNIG latex glove safety and handwashing guidance

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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