Will these gloves protect me from getting burned when molding candycanes?
2050922
Ziggie I use these to move burning logs around. I don't believe that candycanes should be a problem.
2050923
honestly i dont know. I know candy making uses higher heat. I do know that i can feel getting a hot glass pan out of oven, the heat is enough that i cant hold it for long but short durations is bearable. FYI they run big. hope this helps
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.
369397
Yes, they are safe! I LOVE mine. I've been using them since last Christmas. Best present I ever got! Happy cooking:) oh and I got red and they are still red, no scratches, burn marks etc..
1328910
Yes! I used it with candy melts and was able to do a lovely job the very first time I used this mold!!!
410328
I honestly couldnt say. It says they have a soft cotton lining. I would contact playtex and ask them to be on the safe side since it is a latex glove. www.playtexproductsinc.com/
1019266
I'd say no. I've used these and another pair similar (about to receive my third pair). Haven't needed to wrap. You will need to pay attention to what is happening with your hands, and you will be sore initially. Also make sure you get a snug fit right off the bat.
2187010
I use this mold for the hard crack stage. It has warped some and doesn't lay flat until heated up by a new batch again. As it cools, it warps again. That said, it does not affect the candy. It still comes out in the correct shapes.
442536
They are coated in plastic and don't get too hit for my caloused hands. But if you don't cook a lot, they may get a bit warm for you. Keep a hotpad nearby and you'll be fine.
96518
Hi Lynn, Yes, you sure can use them as oven gloves. I usually use them like that and also when stirring over a steaming saucepan. I think they're great as they let me get a good safe grip on the hot items and protect from steam as well.
1116993
I've never tired using the gloves with Chemicals, but I've found by reading on line, that some have experenced melting of the glove when using varnish, and other chemicals. So don't think I'd try using them for anything beyond domistic soap and water cleaning.
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.
722442
Not sure, but I doubt it...already sprayed mine with Camp Dry anyway....love these gloves
603817
I no longer have the actual box in my possession as it is at our church. We researched these gloves as we were using them to actually put a food item into it for a Vacation Bible School project. They are made of polyethylene which if you google it is one of the safe plastics for food contact.
1039751
I believe they will. These are oversized gloves and very easy to slip on and off. This is one of the reasons I prefer these as there is no struggle, tugging or pulling necessary. Also, they are great for insulating against very hot water. Long lasting too. Well worth the money in my opinion.
1018520
No these are meant for chocoloate. If you try to make hard candy lollipops this mold will melt.
1800299
Sorry, but I have no way of knowing. Personally though, I trust Amazon and the products they represent. Also, my glove works fine and I haven't been burned at all!
153706
I also believe the gloves are silicone and have some heat resistant insulation inside but I can't answer your specific questions on the BPA or the max temp. I have used these to handle meats out of the smoker and the oven without issue. They clean up well but it seems the insulation is starting to break down a little after a few months of use.