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Gardening gloves are not an accessory. They are an essential tool that protects your hands and enhances your outdoor experience. Spring is here, and with it comes the desire to get back to the garden, to get your hands dirty with fresh soil and watch life sprout. But before you grab your shovel or start pruning that rose bush that has been waiting for months... stop for a second: Do you have the right gloves? And if you're one of those who think you can do without them, we're going to tell you why you shouldn't touch the soil with bare hands this spring.   Why should you wear garden gloves (even if you're a 'handyman')? Pruning, transplanting, turning over soil or planting your own vegetables sounds idyllic... until blisters, thorns, scratches or even infections appear. Gloves don't just protect you: they also make your work more comfortable and efficient. Choosing the right gloves will... Avoid cuts from thorns or tools. Protect against soil bacteria. Avoid allergies or irritation from contact with sap or insects. Avoid blisters from rubbing. Provides better grip, less blisters.   What features should the best gardening gloves have? Flexibility and touch: To avoid losing precision when handling tools and working with delicate plants. Protection: Reinforced palm and fingers to avoid cuts and wear. Breathability: To provide a feeling of freshness and comfort. Waterproofing: For better grip in wet environments. Ergonomic fit: No squeezing, but no slipping. Protection against bacteria: Our gloves have Sanitized treatment, which protects against fungi, mites and bacteria. They take care of your skin: Our Sanitized treatment also eliminates bacteria produced by sweat and prevents skin irritation.   The best Juba Gardening gloves for this spring April is a key time for gardeners. With the arrival of spring, what are you spending your time on? Whether it's planting, pruning, watering or decorating your dream garden, we have the perfect solution to protect your most precious asset: your hands.   A multi-purpose glove?  Thinking of planting new flowers? Redecorating the patio?  The glove H255 is designed for all kinds of light general gardening works.  It is ideal for maintaining your urban garden, it is waterproof on the palm, perfect for comfortable contact with the soil. Breathable and ergonomic for comfort.  Second-skin feel for greater precision.   Maintenance  Is that rose bush getting out of control, but the thorns seem to be holding you back? Are the tiles in need of a fix? The glove H122210G is designed for those who put their hands to the test every day, from gardening to construction, cleaning and pruning. Good grip in wet and dry environments. Ergonomic for comfort. Economical and versatile latex version.   The glove to get your hands damp  Designed for all your gardening needs, our H5116FCV GARDEN glove gives you all the protection you need when planting, watering, pruning or weeding. It is waterproof and perfect for working in wet environments. Stay dry both when handling soil and when watering. High comfort thanks to seamless design. Excellent grip in wet, dry and slightly oily environments. Maximum abrasion resistance.   Keep everything green - Watering  Constant contact with water is ruining your hands? You need to spray chemicals, and it seems like a challenge? Designed for handling corrosive substances, cleaning surfaces and watering, our model H5656 is your best ally to keep you protected. Completely waterproof and watertight thanks to its triple-layer PVC coating. It protects you from moisture, but also from bacteria and fungi. Very firm grip on wet, oily and dry objects. Its inner cotton takes care of your hands, absorbing sweat.   Reviving your pool? The arrival of spring also means getting ready for summer. If you're already thinking about pool maintenance or surface cleaning, the H811C55 glove is the one for you. Extra thick and extra-long for extra protection. Offers a good feeling. Chlorinated for chemical resistance. Reduces soluble proteins and residual accelerators. Total protection against bacteria and fungi according to EN ISO 374-5:2016.   Barbecue? If we talk about spring, good weather, and preparing the garden, there is probably another activity that comes to mind... Barbecue! To meet your needs in this outdoor environment, our H408PLUS glove is the gadget you've been missing. Resistance to contact heat (level 3). Excellent flame and splash resistance. Reinforced palm for durability. Black colour for work with soot and embers. Very comfortable and flexible.   Spring is here, and with it the opportunity to reconnect with nature and get your hands dirty. Do it right, do it safe, do it with JUBA.  

In all jobs, it is essential that professionals are equipped with the appropriate clothing and accessories for the work they have to carry out on a daily basis, both for optimum efficiency in their professional activity and also for their safety against potential risks. People working inside cold rooms must wear approved clothing for those environments where temperatures can reach temperatures below -18ºC. In addition, this type of environment also demands quality products that are comfortable, practical and resistant. Importance of wearing certified cold protection clothing Approved clothing for cold rooms is that which offers the guarantee of meeting the requirements, in terms of safety and ergonomics, to carry out work in this type of spaces. These garments are designed and manufactured with materials resistant to low temperatures, so that they protect professionals from risks such as hypothermia, chilling and similar problems. In addition, they must guarantee that the people responsible for this task have the appropriate ergonomics to carry out all the necessary movements in their daily activity and/or with the products they must introduce or extract from it. Safety standards and regulations Workwear protecting against the cold is based on European standard EN 342, oriented to protect professionals exposed to extreme cold conditions, especially in environments with temperatures below -5ºC. Clothing approved to work in cold rooms must be certified to this standard, which measures the following parameters: Y(B): ICLER in [m2 K/W] Thermal insulation measured on a mobile manikin with B sub-garments. A mandatory parameter. AP: Air permeability class (quantified from 1 to 3). A mandatory parameter. WP: Resistance to water penetration. Optional so if the garment has not been tested, the corresponding marking will be X. Characteristics of PPE PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) recommended for cold rooms must fulfil two main objectives: to facilitate the work of the professional and to protect him/her at all times. Therefore, these garments are usually designed with the following properties: Thermal and waterproof materials, able to conserve body heat and protect against sub-zero temperatures. Ergonomics and freedom of movement, according to the needs of each job. Breathability and capacity to facilitate the evacuation of humidity, so that the professional is comfortable at all times. Essential types of clothing In cold rooms, professionals must be appropriately equipped, which implies having approved clothing that also includes the following essential garments: Protective gloves: designed to prevent loss of body heat, preferably resistant to water and moisture seepage and at the same time allowing the professional to work in a comfortable and safe manner. Jackets and other warm clothing: covering the entire torso and with protections such as elasticated cuffs, watertight fastenings and multi-layers. High-visibility clothing: essential in low-light environments or where vehicles operate with reflective elements to improve worker visibility and reduce the risk of accidents. Thermally insulated trousers: to prevent cold penetration of the lower body and with an ergonomic design to ensure freedom of movement. Footwear for cold environments: usually designed with waterproof and insulating materials and, as required, with non-slip soles.