Does anyone use white gloves to handle records?

I only wear them for afternoon tea, so unless playing records during tea time, I don't wear white gloves for handling records.

@bradf 

I have on a couple of occasions dropped a record because of trying to handle it by the edges alone 

Just don’t. You should never grasp the surface of a record. Edges and label only. 

good grief 
just enjoy the music.
been listening to, and handling records, over 50 years. never once thought about wearing gloves. 

@ sleepwalker

Wearing gloves allows me to get a better grip on the record by grasping beyond  the edge a little. Not sure how this contact is any more degrading to the record than the contact of the brush on a record during a wet wash
or the vacuum of a wand as the suction holds it in place creating a bit of friction on the record surface while the record rotates.
When you say you should never grasp a record by the surface, you make it sound like I am handling a piece of bread. This is not the case.  The contact I make is probably not much more then what the average listener makes when pinching a record to start its removal from the sleeve.
 

Never after Labor Day.