Vibration Damping Gloves
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Why does the doctor sell vibration damping gloves?
Also read this to save repeating myself:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14092406&postcount=4
specifically the first 2 paragraphs.
Wow, how funny
You were asking because you are worried about your health, I gave you some advice for when you should have things investigated.
Grow up
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Get the gloves, RSI is permanent.
Wow, how funny
You were asking because you are worried about your health, I gave you some advice for when you should have things investigated.
Grow up
I didn't ask about advice on my health as then this thread would be LOCKED! Your attitude and posts are not wanted or asked for or even tollerated.
Its called carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) or Raynaud's phenomenon but point taken.
Jesus christ you have bad attitudes to everyone, the first guy who replied is entitled to that reply, if you don't agree with it then find but no need to go off one one for god sake...
You don't deserve any help with your attitude
You don't deserve any help with your attitude
Jesus christ ... god sake...
I asked a VERY specifically and precicely worded question which the 1st reply makes no attempt to answer. I knew from past experience about the mentality of the majority of this forum, which is why I worded it like that. I am not going to apologise for not appreciating people's responces which do not answer my simple question.
What is it that makes you think you are qualified to tell me that I don't need protection from vibrating tools?
You can thread **** all you want now - troll - I have been answered by a few more mature people already.
Oh you are mistaken, I'm perfectly mature, I just don't have such an attitude problem like you.
First off, this is the General Forum of OcUK, it's got a reputation for stupid answers, so you should not have being surprised by any stupid answers, despite that the first reply was perfectly fine.
If you want an specific answer go find a forum with people experience in that matter
First off, this is the General Forum of OcUK, it's got a reputation for stupid answers, so you should not have being surprised by any stupid answers, despite that the first reply was perfectly fine.
If you want an specific answer go find a forum with people experience in that matter
Seriously guys, the OP is obviouisly a trained medical professional (as demonstrated by his use of Medical terms) but has little common sense so needs help using google. 
May i suggest that after seeing a real medical professional about the chip on his shoulder, and perhaps the Tinitus he thinks he has, the RSI he has recovered from and and other hypercondriac condition he thinks up he may perhaps risk typing "vibration reduction gloves" into google, and be wowwed by the first result....
http://www.antivibrationmethodsrubber.co.uk/html/av_gloves.html
I would hasten to add, although like all the others here i am clearly wrong that using a pressure washer from tiem to time is not going to cause long lasting damage, and the OP would find that if he held the lance less tightly and wore gloves to keep his hands warm he wouldnt be suffering loss of circulation and pins-and-needles in his fingers.
May i suggest that after seeing a real medical professional about the chip on his shoulder, and perhaps the Tinitus he thinks he has, the RSI he has recovered from and and other hypercondriac condition he thinks up he may perhaps risk typing "vibration reduction gloves" into google, and be wowwed by the first result....
http://www.antivibrationmethodsrubber.co.uk/html/av_gloves.html
I would hasten to add, although like all the others here i am clearly wrong that using a pressure washer from tiem to time is not going to cause long lasting damage, and the OP would find that if he held the lance less tightly and wore gloves to keep his hands warm he wouldnt be suffering loss of circulation and pins-and-needles in his fingers.
You don't have a clue! I will put these gloves as expenses on my tax return.
How were people supposed to know this based on your original post? It was safe to assume you would be paying and as such they were trying to advise on how it probably isn't necessary.
Seriously guys, the OP is obviouisly a trained medical professional (as demonstrated by his use of Medical terms) but has little common sense so needs help using google.
May i suggest that after seeing a real medical professional about the chip on his shoulder, and perhaps the Tinitus he thinks he has, the RSI he has recovered from and and other hypercondriac condition he thinks up he may perhaps risk typing "vibration reduction gloves" into google, and be wowwed by the first result....
http://www.antivibrationmethodsrubber.co.uk/html/av_gloves.html
I would hasten to add, although like all the others here i am clearly wrong that using a pressure washer from tiem to time is not going to cause long lasting damage, and the OP would find that if he held the lance less tightly and wore gloves to keep his hands warm he wouldnt be suffering loss of circulation and pins-and-needles in his fingers.
Ok, that is the same page I looked at but its imcomplete and there is no place to purchase. Dime bar, I want to buy not read specs.
Thanks to the people who answered the question rather than being an @££.
If you are so bored that you want to abuse people on the internet - you should get a life.
