Can you use the gloves to remove items from the oven or are they only for picking up food off of the grill???
1185124
I bought a pair of these gloves specifically for picking food up off the grill. I steam a lot of oysters and you have to pick em up - shuck em while they are HOT. I've also used them to rotate sausages while grillin. They work great for me!!!!
1156939
That is what I use them for, keeps the heat off my hands from the ash pan. Good strong gloves.
393248
I don't see a need for a lining under the glove. I can pickup the food directly off the grill with the gloves. The Big Green Egg can reach extrem high temperatures and I have had no concerns with the gloves protecting my hands. I have received several emails from a customer representative from the company ensuring my satifation with the gloves...this was unprompted but I must say it reassured me that I made the right choice. Try emailing the company directly with any questions that you still have.
709025
These mitts protect me very well, even in the thumbs. When I grab hot things out of the oven I often use the glove tips and thumbs only, and I have no problem even when taking items out if a 450 oven.
930912
I believe they are not for use in ovens of any kind. I only use them for foods to keep warm after cooking, covered in fridge and on table to keep warm or cold.
581198
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.
2267893
They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short of that, these are a nice and comfortable kitchen / BBQ solution. They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short... » Read More They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short of that, these are a nice and comfortable kitchen / BBQ solution. « Show Less
1462157
Yes, but it depends on how dirty they are. If they are encrusted then scraping and steel brushing and oven cleaner or BBQ cleaner is best, but if you are cleaning up just normal accumulation of dirt and grease say once a week it does well. I have cleaned parts of my girlfriend's propane grill with it. It is stainless steel and if kept clean after each use does not get crusted up.
2276227
I would not use as BBG as these gloves are thick and only meant for wood. Don't have as must dexterity as need for using BBQ tools.
1319599
I suppose you could use them in the kitchen instead of disposable gloves since they are durable and water resistant. I only use them outdoors.
2014426
You can use the bags in the foreman if you want. Be sure that the back of the foreman is elevated up in order for the grease to drain into the bottom of the bag. The cleanup will be quick.
693809
I own the baking sheet (not the pizza pan) but the handles are silicone and oven-safe. They are not meant to be taken off, and you should not try to remove them.
166225
Yes, these Silicone Heat Resistant gloves will fit VERY LARGE hands (I have large hands for a women and they are so large that I have to keep pulling at them to keep them from slipping off). They only go to the wrist. They work very well for oven use but I have not tried them when cooking on the grill yet. Hope this helps.
1734032
I have used mine on the grill and holding pyrex hot from the oven and I have to hold onto it while I am manuevering a hot pad for the counter. usually I don't start to feel the "burn through", you know the heat coming through until after about 30 seconds... well enough to flip a waffle iron... BUT remember, if ANY moisture gets on the glove, game over... it will conduct the heat immediately, so be sure you keep them dry. I love these... although they are a little large for a smaller hand, I ordered 2 and have never regretted it, they give you more control you cannot get with traditional oven mits I have used mine on the grill and holding pyrex hot from the oven and I have to hold onto it while I am manuevering a hot pad for the counter. usually I don't start to feel the "burn through", you know the heat coming through until after about 30 seconds... well enough to flip a waffle iron... BUT remember, if ANY moisture gets on the glove, game over... it will conduct the heat immediately, so be sure you keep them dry. I love these... although they are a little large for a smaller hand, I ordered 2 and have never regretted it, they give you more control you cannot get with... » Read More I have used mine on the grill and holding pyrex hot from the oven and I have to hold onto it while I am manuevering a hot pad for the counter. usually I don't start to feel the "burn through", you know the heat coming through until after about 30 seconds... well enough to flip a waffle iron... BUT remember, if ANY moisture gets on the glove, game over... it will conduct the heat immediately, so be sure you keep them dry. I love these... although they are a little large for a smaller hand, I ordered 2 and have never regretted it, they give you more control you cannot get with traditional oven mits « Show Less
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).
677827
Yes. As long as your hands aren't sweaty or damp, you should be fine. The easiest way to take the gloves off is to peel them inside out--that's the way you're supposed to take disposable gloves off, so it'd make sense that it works best.
1617752
Heavy duty kitchen gloves to lift it off the grill or BBQ. Then place it on a cookie sheet or baking sheet which makes it safer and easier to carry into your kitchen.