As you can see, we can reduce the number of bacteria on gloves by just rinsing them in water. The two 20-second washes with soap and water reduced the number of bacteria to a very low level. So soap and water are better than a plain water rinse for removing bacteria from gloves. The sanitizing solution stopped all bacteria from growing. Removing bacteria from the glove was easier than from the hands.
Gloves have no resident bacteria, only transient bacteria.
Gloves have no ridges or crevices in which the bacteria can hide. It's possible to remove all bacteria from gloves, although we can't remove all of them from our hands. Other Sources Hair Well-kept hair is attractive, but let's keep it out of our food. Nobody likes to see hair in what he or she is about to eat. It's a good sign that someone didn't follow sanitation rule when the food was processed or prepared.