Will they protect my hands around hot (350&Acirc;&deg;) fryer grease?
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Disclaimer: I haven't actually plunged my hands in fryer grease while wearing the gloves, but they are very, very heavy duty and are longer than the average rubber glove so I would expect they would be pretty good for that purpose.
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Yes it's very good. my mother discovered them working in the public schools cafeterias. they protect against very high temps, and the silicone coating really gives grip and prevents cookware from slipping. she liked them so much that I ordered 2 and had them sent to her house as a surprise. Amazon has the best price on these, some stores want $40 each. there's no right and left, you just order 2 and flip one over and put them on. anyone who cooks should like these Ove Gloves.
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I haven't tried them for that use. They're really rather delicate and break apart easily, so I don't use them much. I kind of doubt they'd hold up to grease. Maybe try Dawn with a nonstick scrubber dipped in hot water. Just a guess.
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Not true. But best to wait until the oil cools down somewhat, otherwise you risk getting hot oil onto your hands.
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It depends. The glove can withstand extreme heat but only for a short period of time before it absorbs the heat. I only recommend it only to take something out of the oven to place it on the counter, and not to hold hold while cooking.
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you will have to ask the seller. they do keep your hands warm . throttle thumb still gets cold
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absolutely!!! I have the lid on most of the time when I am frying-it keeps the surrounding area clean.
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Think so...certainly can't hurt. I coated them with a thin layer of olive oil a few days before using the grill. Grilled some peppers then and all is well...
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*Protects hands from heat up to 450-degrees f*Offers a secure, comfortable grip*Slides easily over hot handles*Dishwasher safe*Measures: 5-Inch by 2-3/8"-Inch*Measures: 5 inches by 2-3/8" inchesGot this information off Amazon product details. I've used these while deep frying in my Lodge wok @ 350 degrees oil temperature and they were very comfortable and easy to use without feeling heat that I could not handle.
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hello,J.C. no but I always use leather gloves to protect my hands, and eye wear for my eyes, also use ear protection. these are the most important parts of our life, there is nothing in life worth losing them, take care and good luck! always here to help. Armando p.s. I am selling mine reach me at aarreolajr@gmail.com
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Your hands stay far enough away from the hot meat to prevent burns or discomfort however reaching into a hot area they would not offer enough protection I suspect. Perhaps if used with grilling gloves or perhaps using something with a bit more reach to keep your hand farther from the heat source.
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you wont get burned using two gloves (two hands) removing trays from 350 degree oven. But I did feel heat removing a frying pan from 400 degree oven using one glove (one hand). It was a heavy pan. I should have used two gloves , one on each side (handle).
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They do NOT protect you from liquid spills! I can't say about steam, but I would consider it the same thing. Maybe a silicone glove would be better for you. I like them for grilling (flip the meat and all), but they are not anything like the comfort and FLEXIBILITY of the "Oven Gloves" shown - but it is a different job! Worth getting these " gloves for other applications in your kitchen and BBQing.
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They'd probably keep you safe, but I wouldn't use them for this purpose. These are knit from special materials and you'll get them extremely dirty in short order. You'd be better off with "welder" gloves. Better yet, you need some kind of fireplace claw, handihand, or the like for this kind of duty.
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They will provide moderate protection, but they are not thick. I think you become more aware of your hands because of the glove, which may help.
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Since they are for cooked food, I would not expect them to provide adequate protection above 200-210 deg. F
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Yes. They are quite flexible and provide protection from the heat of the pan. It's possible that you might want to double them up depending how hot the pan is.