Is there cloth inside the gloves so you are protected from getting burned?
1963140
These gloves are quilted cloth on the inside for comfort. The heat resistant material is on the outside in the form of some type of rubber. I can't call it rubber because it will not burn, but the texture is somewhat like rubber. I have taken items out of my oven at over 450 degrees and have not felt any heat whatsoever. These gloves give me total confidence when handling out of the oven items. Best oven gloves I have ever had. Love them!
1963141
The inside of the glove is a quilted material of polyester (90%) and cotton (10%) and it is very soft to the touch. I never have even felt any heat from pans when using them so no, you will not get burned.
1963142
Yes there is cloth and the silicone material both protect your hands from getting burned. I used these when cooking over a fire and using my dutch oven when temperatures are very high and they work great!
1963143
I'm not at the house where the gloves are, but I'm pretty sure there is fabric inside. These gloves are so amazing. I canned the remaining vegetables from our garden. I was able to reach in the pot of boiling water and pull out jar after jar. I was totally comfortable. Just amazing.
1963144
Yes. They are lined with a quilted type of material. I have used these gloves for moving extremely hot items and have never even felt a slight uncomfortable temperature. Love that you can just put a little dish soap and hot water on them to clean off any grease or food if you need. Then just towel dry. Liked these so much I bought a 2nd pair for our trailer. I highly recommend them!
1963145
Yes there is cloth inside. The glove covers the area past your wrist which is nice.
118174
The gloves are not labeled, but I know they are not cotton. I think they are made of nylon.
458239
No! They will burn you if you try. Gloves for burning logs are made from specially treated leather. Hope this helps
763194
Yes my kit came with UV protection gloves, but they aren't needed as this is LED light and does not put out the harmful uv rays.
717969
Where the pads are you will be pretty well protected, so the palms and insides of the finger. The sides will offer some protection against blades but not needles. The back of the gloves are pretty much mesh, so no protection.
803638
Hi Sharon, yes they are. I received two gloves (left and right) and they are made of soft fabric material.
110221
Probably not nor do i think any glove would protect you from a circular saw. Gloves are all woven in some manner whether its steel or not and the circular blade would cut through some of them and if not would catch i am sure causing damage to you hand and possibly other parts of your body as it grabbed the glove and pulled you towards the saw. it probably is better protection than without any glove at all but I wouldn't be sticking it in a circular saw to find out.
142507
No. The gloves are form fitting and snug around the wrist to prevent any dirt from getting in.
254283
HELLO, ELLIE, Yes, it is. It does have protective gloves that are reasonably strong, clear plastic. Otherwise, it is a great, small first aid kit just right for home or outdoor sporting use. I volunteer at a small shelter for homeless women that can serve up to 12 women overnight Monday thru Friday. This kit was just perfect for the shelter and its people. Yours, Dr. Elyas F. Isaacs
877080
I wondered about that, too! However, the gloves are really longer than they appear: about 3-1/2" to 4" long in the cuff. They cover just the right amount. For example, when I use the gloves to open a boiling pot, the steam has no effect on me. They are truly just long enough. I have put my hands into the oven to take out a dish without pulling out the oven tray and had no ill effects. I've used them grilling and experienced absolutely no discomfort when cooking. These gloves wash up wonderfully, and I use them every single time I cook, every single day. You will appreciate having two pair. I honestly cannot find one bad thing to say about these gloves. Hope this helps! I wondered about that, too! However, the gloves are really longer than they appear: about 3-1/2" to 4" long in the cuff. They cover just the right amount. For example, when I use the gloves to open a boiling pot, the steam has no effect on me. They are truly just long enough. I have put my hands into the oven to take out a dish without pulling out the oven tray and had no ill effects. I've used them grilling and experienced absolutely no discomfort when cooking. These gloves wash up wonderfully, and I use them every single time I cook, every single day. You will appreciate having... » Read More I wondered about that, too! However, the gloves are really longer than they appear: about 3-1/2" to 4" long in the cuff. They cover just the right amount. For example, when I use the gloves to open a boiling pot, the steam has no effect on me. They are truly just long enough. I have put my hands into the oven to take out a dish without pulling out the oven tray and had no ill effects. I've used them grilling and experienced absolutely no discomfort when cooking. These gloves wash up wonderfully, and I use them every single time I cook, every single day. You will appreciate having two pair. I honestly cannot find one bad thing to say about these gloves. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1229658
Avoid. It is a woven fabric hot oil will leak and burn your hand. Get a silicon glove instead
1773337
No. Unless I don't notice it. These gloves are the best I have tried so far, but i won't be buying them because of the price.
972201
No, these are more of a mechanic glove. As a landscaper I find the best glove to protect against thorny plants is a simple mesh weaved glove with the rubber coated palms.
1030838
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.
601607
I would use regular boxing gloves with a wrap for that, don't feel these would be protective enough
2136861
No. The company has the cleaning policy in a manual. I think they recommend soaking the gloves in water, but the manual has more complete information on this procedure.
362751
No, there isn't. I just let it cool somewhat before removal. Burned fingers haven't been an issue for me.