Disposable Isolation Gowns - PPE Gowns Disposable - Knee-Length, Non-Woven, Fluid-Resistant Gowns, Latex Free (10, XL)

Very easy to use, slip over head and elastic on wrists covers gloves easily. Easy tool off too from front and break off easily.

i uze it evry day very very convinyent

These PPE Disposable Isolation Gowns work out fairly well. Good for when you need additional protection for your clothing or person.They come nicely folded and there's no chemical smell what so ever. They are tear resistant. I think to get the material to tear (in the middle and not at cut ends). to tear under most circumstances, you'd have to intentionally tear it. These are not paper and more like cloth. They're not stiff, scratchy or uncomfortable.They do have full length sleeves with light elastic at the end. This allows the sleeves to be tight-fitting to the skin. It also creates a stronger seam meaning it will wear longer.The top of the garment is much like a poncho and fits over the head. It then behaves as a robe with an attached belt of the same material to tie it all in place. The neck is simply cut out and that is the weak spot of the whole thing. This is where it's going to tear first if you wear it long enough or wear it again. Even then, it's manageable under most circumstances.How do I know that the cutout neck area is the weak spot of the whole thing? Taking one out it was already torn a bit from the machining or sewing of the other parts.They're very easy to put on, very easy to take off, good for one-time use or even additional use if conditions permit it.These would also be good for basic painters' coats, coats where you need something lightweight and water resistant or just don't want to get your good clothes soiled.

I sent this to an animal rescue because it was on their wish list.

They're a little cheap. But they did they job. I was using them to protect while spray painting.

Whether you're cleaning crawling on dirt or painting these are fantastic they have a million and one uses and it will save you money in the long run because you will not be messing up your clothes they're pretty durable overall and depending on how dirty you make it you can probably use the same one a couple times they're pretty thick and they fit over my jacket even on a cold day.

Review of Disposable Isolation Gowns - Yellow, PPE Gowns Disposable - Knee-Length, Non-Woven, Fluid-Resistant Gowns, Latex Free (10, XL)Quality:Good. the fabric is kind of like a spun weave. Stronger than paper. No marks or odors.Impressions:Useful PPE. I can't say how they'd fit into a medical situation but for home use they're fine. They fit well, easy to put on and use the belt to be more form-fitting and not loose or bulky. They have light elastic at the wrists. Neckline is comfortable. fit is as expected.At a little over a dollar apiece they were a good value. They'd be great around the house for protecting clothing when painting or staining, especially with a sprayer. Also good for just general messy jobs or when you really want a barrier between yourself and whatever you're working with such as mixing cement or working with fiberglass insulation or just cleaning out a grungy garage or attic.So very many uses. Strong enough to stay intact if you're careful and inexpensive enough to toss when the job is done.

These are not sterile, so should not be used in any medical setting. That said, they do make for good disposable protection of your clothing for any kind of projects that could stain or ruin them. For example painting your walls or house, crafts, art using liquid mediums, etc.If what you're doing isn't very intensive, it's possible you could use them more than once, but they are a very thin material and so will not stand up in durability. Size fits for XL, and they'll do the job for any messy jobs.