?Why is it important to keep your hands and gloves clean and oil free?

A. ?The oil will make it harder to hold and feed the filler rod.
B. ?If your glove gets hot, the oil can begin to burn.
C. ?They can recontaminate the base metal or filler rods.
D. ?The dirt or oil will make it harder to feel when you touch the filler rod to the molten weld pool.


Answer: C

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