A long time ago we wrote briefly about Martina’s maddening experience with
buying rubber gloves. Essentially, Martina wanted rubber gloves for washing the dishes, because her hands dry out too much or some other girly reason along those lines. She bought a pack. They weren’t good. Then she had to buy another pack. No difference at all. Then she had to buy a third pack. What’s wrong with all of the rubber gloves in Korea, you ask? It could be our own fault for not being able to read Korean, or it could be HomePlus' fault for ridiculously selling only one glove at a time (honestly! Who needs only one glove, apart from people with only one hand, of course!). Anyhow, we made a video to explain our silly story, so click on the picture above for the video, or just click here to hear our
Rubber Glove Story
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If you're wondering what to do with those weird other rubber gloves, my Korean mother in law told me i need to cut them up for "useful purposes" ^^. So I cut them and made rubber bands (you know like cutting them, starting at the top of the sleeve, to resemble rubber bands), and they are good for wrapping up opened bags of things. Like, if you have a small bag of flour, corn starch or sugar, just roll down the bag, and put a rubber glove,-rubber band, around it to keep it fresh! Thanks Kmom ^^
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