So far I haven't truly decided if I want to spend money on these gloves. It appears that everything I read says they are a small tight fitting glove,so comfort is a concern. Second issue is that continued use with gel will cause bacteria buildup, because cleaning them inside out may be futile. Comfortable cotton gloves make more sense and just sewing on or gluing an electrode should be easy enough. It still comes down to the cleanliness factor. I found 2 pairs of gloves in my stash that I may try to work with.
We've talked about just using wet with water gloves. How can I do this in the laying down position without causing a mess? Gel just might end up being to messy in general. Gel is cheap, maybe I'll just order a tube and play with it? Any suggestions on making a homemade safe gel? Somebody must have an idea? eh?
*** Just made an executive decision and ordered a tube of "Spectra PAR12-02 Parker Laboratories 360 Electrode Gel, 2 oz. Tube" on Ebay for under $5. With luck it will arrive by the weekend and I can just see if there is something I can do with this stuff. I need to start somewhere.
Another thought is creating something with simple flour and water, starch, tapioca, anything gooey that can easily be washed with water to go inside a cloth glove. The exterior of the cloth glove can be covered with a latex glove to keep the moisture in. I do have some cheap latex lined cloth gardening gloves to play with.
I want something that can be easily cleaned in the shower.
IDEAS WELCOME... please