I don't wear rubber gloves. 

Just wash my hands very well afterwards..

I would use different ones Sweet I certainly can't imagine using the same ones for the bathroom and the washing up

I never wear rubber gloves - the 'snap' of them reminds me of gynecologists - ouch  

I just wash my hands (all the time!)

I go bare handed....

Well it is only my dirt... and I just wash my hands...

It really doesn't bother me Summer.

This.

Well except when I'm at my role-playing men's club but I guess they're not strictly speaking necessary. 

I don't use rubber gloves for washing up. I found I dropped and smashed stuff when I wore them.

I do use disposable gloves for dirty jobs.

However, I would keep separate gloves for washing up and toilet cleaning, if I wore them.

I have bathroom cleaning gloves and washing up gloves They're even different colours just to make sure they don't get mixed up

bare handed for washing up.

disposable latex gloves for any other job thats a bit icky...  

and for chopping chilli's (without them I always end up with chilli burn on my face... no matter how much a wash my hands)

and for bathing the dog (tried to use marigolds once, as didn't have any latex gloves in the house...  the poor dog yelped when I tried to wash his bum..    they were too thick for me to distinguish between 'dirt'  and his actual bumhole)

hmmmm...  probably too much information there... but if it saves just one dog from having his bumhole nipped it will have been worth it 

Yep, always have a tap handy, and antibac (sp got me) hand wash......My Mum used Dettol with her bare hands...(I had a peg on me nose) but I am still here to tell the tale....

I only rarely use rubber gloves.

But kitchen and bathroom products and equipment are separate.

You know what, I was reading this thread backwards....and I scrolled up the page and read that ^^ sentence, and before scrolling any further......straight away I knew it would be you!

I tend you use disposable ones when I wear them Sweet....

I have sensitive hands... warm water BURNS!!! And aside from being a wuss with hot things.....I can't cope with anything yucky on my hands either, so I use rubber gloves for everything!

I'm not OCD.....I couldn't give a crap about germs.... I just have very heightened gag reflexes where my hands are concerned.

(seperate gloves for kitchen and bathroom btw)

you could have been wrong 

But I wasn't was I? Poor AJ

I know!

once glimpse of a yellow marigold glove & he is backing out of the room quick sharpish

  I generally use a brush for cleaning the loo.

I've never used rubber gloves for anything either.

I use rubber gloves for the washing up so I can have the water as hot as possible, I couldn't stick my hands in without the gloves and I hate the feel of cleaning products on my hands, makes my skin feel really dry so I use them for cleaning too

I find the rubbery gloves go into hot water, give you a false sense of coolness, then hold the heat....my hands dip into the water and leave when it is to hot....

I keep a yellow one under me sink for exactly  the same thing....don't know about the plumbing tho..

I have a man.....I do......but.......

^^^ for me, rubber gloves come into that category!      I never stick my hands down the loo though... I use disposable wipes for the seat and as far down as the rim and scoosh Domestos under the rim and leave it to work - i have no need for scrubbing the bowl.   I should have shares in domestos me - I love it.

I've been wearing some of those disposable latex gloves over the last week or so while I've been decorating but don't usually wear rubber gloves for housework unless I'm cleaning the oven.

I was a cleaning lady for years in lots of different houses where I would always use rubber gloves for the loo cleaning, but every single house I worked in had seperate gloves for cleaning and washing up.

It's minging to use toilet gloves on washing up I reckon

Rubber gloves are amazing, but only if used on me by the right woman.

I never wear rubber gloves, ive tried to several times, it must be better for your hands, but its a bit of a faff for me.

I have a dishwasher and children. 

Only things that don't go in the dishwasher is pans and the kids do them with bare hands and a dish brush. Bathroom cleaning is done with bare hands and a cloth and the toilet....the toilet brush. Why would anyone want to put their hands down a toilet? Mine is never dirty enough to do that

I only use gloves when it is cold outside.

Or clearing brambles.