The description said it withstands heat up to 662F. What exactly does this mean? How long before the heat penetrates the glove and hurt the skin?
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You have so many seconds before you feel heat through the gloves. The package that the gloves come in includes a piece of paper with the following time limits:Contact Temperature Threshold Time in Seconds:662F (350C) 10 to 15482F (250C) 15 to 20212F (100C) 50 to 60We make pizzas in our bbq on a pizza stone and the temp was about 650° when I took the pizza out. After about 8 seconds I had to put the stone down because the heat through the gloves was scaring me. I no longer use the gloves and instead remove the pizza from the stone with a big pizza spatula that has a wooden handle and carry the spatula with the pizza into the house. You have so many seconds before you feel heat through the gloves. The package that the gloves come in includes a piece of paper with the following time limits:Contact Temperature Threshold Time in Seconds:662F (350C) 10 to 15482F (250C) 15 to 20212F (100C) 50 to 60We make pizzas in our bbq on a pizza stone and the temp was about 650° when I took the pizza out. After about 8 seconds I had to put the stone down because the heat through the gloves was scaring me. I no longer use the gloves and instead remove the pizza from the stone with a big pizza... » Read More You have so many seconds before you feel heat through the gloves. The package that the gloves come in includes a piece of paper with the following time limits:Contact Temperature Threshold Time in Seconds:662F (350C) 10 to 15482F (250C) 15 to 20212F (100C) 50 to 60We make pizzas in our bbq on a pizza stone and the temp was about 650° when I took the pizza out. After about 8 seconds I had to put the stone down because the heat through the gloves was scaring me. I no longer use the gloves and instead remove the pizza from the stone with a big pizza spatula that has a wooden handle and carry the spatula with the pizza into the house. « Show Less
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I think it means you have enough time to get item off the grill or out of the oven without getting burnt. My wife and I use them frequently and have had no unpleasant events. Do you feel warmth yes sometimes, but not burning unless you get the gloves wet then try to handle something hot. I hope this helps. QaPla'
5573
They're absolutely not good for anything below +10F. Your fingers will freeze in a hurry, and that's even if you're wearing an inner glove liner.
1599022
I don't know the actual temperature they can withstand but I've held them over the grill at 700 degrees while cleaning it and no problem whatsoever. In fact, afterwards I took the gloves off and went to put my cleaning brush up and it was so hot (I didn't realize) I would've burned my hand had I not dropped it. Didn't realize how hot the brush got with the gloves on. I'm all for them but don't quite yet have all the experience with them I'd like. Right now though, I'd say they're a no brainer.
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I'm not sure if it came with a glove. But more important, it said it was dual voltage and so I bought it, (after much research), as I was moving to the UK for six months. When I got there I tried it but it only got warm! I looked for the small writing on the back of it and discovered that it was NOT dual voltage, hence only getting warm. By the time I'd made this discovery the time had run out to contact them and despite trying, I've had no answer!! I've since returned to Canada and thought it'd work here, but still no success, it must have been damaged but plugging it into too high a voltage in the UK. I'm stuck with it and I'm NOT happy! Hey, at least I have the glove............ I'm not sure if it came with a glove. But more important, it said it was dual voltage and so I bought it, (after much research), as I was moving to the UK for six months. When I got there I tried it but it only got warm! I looked for the small writing on the back of it and discovered that it was NOT dual voltage, hence only getting warm. By the time I'd made this discovery the time had run out to contact them and despite trying, I've had no answer!! I've since returned to Canada and thought it'd work here, but still no success, it must have been damaged but plugging it into too high a... » Read More I'm not sure if it came with a glove. But more important, it said it was dual voltage and so I bought it, (after much research), as I was moving to the UK for six months. When I got there I tried it but it only got warm! I looked for the small writing on the back of it and discovered that it was NOT dual voltage, hence only getting warm. By the time I'd made this discovery the time had run out to contact them and despite trying, I've had no answer!! I've since returned to Canada and thought it'd work here, but still no success, it must have been damaged but plugging it into too high a voltage in the UK. I'm stuck with it and I'm NOT happy! Hey, at least I have the glove............ « Show Less
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It depends on how much use the gloves get and how rough you are on them (similar to a pair of shoes). Could be several weeks to several months or more. I have a glove that has lasted 6+ months
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It wont get too hot, but hot enough to burn anything. This is a very safe and reliable product,and will keep your hands warm through any situation
968197
The glove is actually really big (as in hand-size wise). I don't use it, but I know people who do and they say it prevents you from burning your hand. They say that you can still feel a little heat inside the glove though. On the other hand, I use the bag and it's super useful because you can pack away your straightener even when it's hot. The bag is thick, like an oven mitten.
2003302
Hello,This item is UL Classified Fire Endurance (1 hour at 1700°F/927°C), to protect documents and valuable records.Thanks
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Gosh I've had them for awhile now and not sure. What I can tell you is that I've taken stoneware out of a 425 degree oven and it might get a little hot but the versatility of 5 fingered gloves is worth it. I've never gotten burned using them although mits will provide extra heat protection.
1164875
I got a heat resistant glove with my purchase of this product and definately wear it because the wands get super hot!
280609
I really don't know the temperature limits but any average thing you would be cooking in the oven the glove is safe to use. I've used it from anything cooking 325 degrees to 450 degrees.
1969697
I should say if you touch it briefly you won't burn yourself but it will make it uncomfortable enough that you want to take your hand away. It works like forced air, a great heater and I've had several different models, this being the best one.
801511
The maker of the item states that the mitt is heat resistant to 500 degrees fahrenheit.
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The glove is not made for thorn protection. It is only made for strong chemicals that may otherwise burn you severely.
1503715
It is probably as hot as touching the outside of a hot oven. It is HOT, but not to the point it would leave a burn mark.
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I can't give you an exact temperature but I can tell you that skin temp is enough to melt it. Somewhere between 72 and 98 degrees F
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I have never heard of a 'cut resistant glove. Sounds intriguing. My view: it might be helpful although the only time I need real caution are when I get it out of my drawer or when I wash it