Author: Betsy Salvatore

Proper Removal of Contaminated Gloves

Figure 1: Grip one glove near your wrist.

Figure 2: As you pull the glove over your fingers, the glove will be pulled inside-out.

Figure 3: Pull the glove off & grip it in your gloved hand. Do not snap the glove.

Figure 4: Slide your finger under your 2nd glove, still gripping the 1st glove.

Figure 5: Pull the 2nd glove off the tips of your fingers, concealing the 1st glove inside.

Figure 6: The 1st glove will be contained within the 2nd glove. Dispose appropriately.

Revised: December 2022

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