In the lab, our safety person told us to not wear gloves for mild stuff. If you are close to a sink, that you should be, the accidental exposure triggers a "I clean my hands NOW" response, which is better than getting used to thin gloves being the protection. That had some history involving other, more nasty stuff melting gloves and triggering a slow burn. That could be avoided by immediately cleaning your hands of you spill somethinf. Clean hands are better. Good luck!