Raw taro contains calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause irritation when they come in contact with skin. Basically, the crystals are like powdered glass, and they can cause tiny lacerations on your skin (or mouth, gullet, etc) which lead to inflammation and sensations of itching and burning. Cooking destroys the crystals, and it is best to use gloves when preparing taro.
no
no i do not i had one for a year
Someone with gloves
u get turned into ice
i don't see how this is a question, but if your asking if its a good idea, it can be, if your a frequent user of your iphone or any touch screen technology electronics then gloves without fingers are good, but you can get gloves that work with this technology, obviously these gloves outweigh the fingerless gloves because the tip of your fingers are protected, but try both, personally i'd use the gloves that enable you to use touch screen technology with :)
The Queen wears gloves because a proper lady is never seen out of doors without gloves and a hat. Also, it was deemed improper for a lady to touch a man without gloves because of the fear that it would cause a man to become amorous by the mere touch of feminine skin. In history, reputations were very easily damaged over small things such as no gloves or dancing with the same man more than 2 times at a ball without there being an understanding between them.
Slightly itchy.
because its itchy
No it will lose its powers if you touch it only your parents can
because it is heat sensitive with gloves on it wont sense your heat
To get the touch glove you buy it in the Yodal Ranch or in the Blacksmiths.
Gloves can help protect your skin from chemicals or other hazards you handle. Take care when removing your gloves so you do not touch the outer surface.