I am a cook for a high school,often burn my arms when cooking . Would these protect my arms from hot pans and oven racks ?
1558389
Yes but I wouldn't recommend holding anything with them, and if you do don't hold don't them for a long period of time, the reason why I say this because I tested them out to see how long they can last, so I took a pan out of the oven around 350° and they only were able to last around 10 second, unless you double fold them.
1558390
absolutely! The day i got mine i dropped hot torch slag on my arm and it just bounced off, felt no heat at all.
1558391
I'm sure they would . I'm artist thats welds in all kinds of positions , sometimes laying under the project . They protect my arms from hot splatter , burning me ..
1558392
Yes but I wouldn't recommend holding anything with them, and if you do don't hold don't them for a long period of time, the reason why I say this because I tested them out to see how long they can last, so I took a pan out of the oven around 350 and they only were able to last around 10 second, unless you double fold them.
1558393
Absolutely these would work for you, they might get a little warm to wear all the time but for putting things in and out of the oven they would work great
389681
They're extremely hard plastic. The stove top and oven can get pretty hot and they still look new. So, I'd probably say yes as long as you are not placing it directly near or on the burner or on the oven door.
1768088
I would think so. I bought them because at my age anything that even touches my forearms brings blood. I have a lot of landscaping trimming bushes etc and so far not a scratch. I have a bougenvilla that has thousands of tiny needle thorns on it-they do not protect from those. I live in the Houston TX area and they are very hot to wear in this hot & humid climate but worth it. I hope this helps
1482267
They claim 99.8 protection. I wore them during my recent Turtle Bay golfing trip. They seem to do the job. Arms felt cooler & no burn.
1326667
My mother and I haven't used it around anything along those lines. We mainly use them for baking and taking trays and pans out of the oven. I'm sure if hot soup fell on the glove it would be fine but as to dipping into the boiling liquid I would recommend no.
82628
No. But because of the peculiarities of my kitchen layout, I have to carry 400 degree pans for a distance of about four feet and these gloves work perfectly. If these gloves get stained, hand wash them. I put mine through the washing machine and they shrank slightly -- but not enough to prevent me from using them!!
1532165
I use these to spin fire frequently. They offer great direct contact protection. I use a whip and will wrap my arm with the lit wick and quickly pull it off for a crowd stunner. It may feel a little warm and any arm hair that weaves through will burn but it is perfectly safe. To enhance protection just wet them before hand.
1935522
No, because the handles have a coating on them that will be damaged by high heat.
1132438
I've never used these pans in the oven. However, the handles are made of material that would probably sustain oven heat.
577995
These sleeves are flame resistant and pliable. They may stop the child from piercing your skin. They are not stiff or thick. There is no thin wall armor in the weave. It is just a thicker weave to prevent burns from welding.
1758007
Absolutely! I have used them for years on my Calphalon pots and pans. I couldn't use them without the handle covers!
105398
If you have small hands, they will be large for you. These gloves are about the same as the other one-size oven mitts and I found them to be a bit large. They have some padding on the inside and they aren't very flexible because they are silicon, but I never had problem with them staying on my hands. It takes a little adjustment to using them but it's worth it to keep your hands safe from the heat. I often use just one glove and a pot holder for the other hand so I can have more control.
1733142
I pull trays out from under the broiler with these gloves and have no problem. They do heat up quickly to the point that you don't want to hold the pan any longer than you have to - but you won't get burned!
1768076
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.
1733140
These will work fine. I cook vegetables in a heavy 12" cast iron pan and it gets well above 475 in there. I'm able to pick it up and cary it about 50' from the grill and put it down on my kitchen stove. I would be more concerned about the length of the gloves...they don't cover the whole forearm so if you are reaching back in the oven you may risk getting burned closer to the elbow.
709026
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).
621535
Probably..but I haven't used these much as they are SO long they hinder me. (and I have long arms). The other shorter ones I bought already burned my finger the SECOND time I used it. I will now spend a little more $$ and get commercial one that are approved. Hope this helped.