Are these gloves food-grade or food-safe to fillet fish, butcher poultry, etc.? Thanks.
985728
Don't know for sure, but I use them all the time when I use my slicer and I've washed them no worries
985729
I imagine so - I noticed in a butcher contest the other day that several butchers were wearing gloves just like these. They wash up well.
985730
The title and part of the description say they are food contact safe. "...CutSHIELD FoodGrade Fibre - food contact safe compliance with FDA and SGS Test method."
877878
Disclaimer: I haven't actually plunged my hands in fryer grease while wearing the gloves, but they are very, very heavy duty and are longer than the average rubber glove so I would expect they would be pretty good for that purpose.
1078147
I use them for fishing in the winter. I don't have much rope to pull on because I am trolling and my hands are rough to begin with. They would work if you have to pull on rope. Fast moving rope may burn through the glove, they are thin. The glove comes to the first knuckle.
1203279
Do your research! I believe food grade is safe for humans according to the FDA. I haven't tried it yet. I'm looking for more complete info first.
39055
They are for use in food. I don't think they have been treated. They also haven't been washed
948854
they are made to withstand the prick of a knife, I would think they could stave off the fish.just be aware of the smell otf the glove
1068039
I'm not sure. To be safe, I'd wash them by hand with dish detergent to get off the dirt and mud and air dry. My granddaughters loved these gloves as they like to come over and help me garden.
972094
I have never needed to wash the gloves. I turn them wrongside out to dry. They have never smelled after many uses. The gloves are germ protected. I will never use any others, they are the best.
319726
They may look thin but are quite durable. We use them on countertop are they work great. They are different colors so there would be no cross contamination between fish, chicken, beef and your veggies.
1512870
No, silicone is a high temperature polymer. Nothing I have taken out of the oven, up to 450F has damaged the gloves.
25296
There should be a label inside the gloves,but I would say as a save bad (not to ruin them) by hand in soapy water, some laundry soap or a leather cleaner since there is some leather on them.
667811
They are food grade, no problem there at all. Been using them for years and so has a friend. IDK re yorkshire pudding. Read the specs online, not sure 100% re how much heat they can withstand.
79118
The box states they are "non-sterile" Examination Gloves. Also states that the gloves do not contain natural rubber latex. They are made in Malaysia and work well for us when treating wounds on our elder parent. Never used when preparing or serving food. Good luck.
2276807
I almost always put them in the dishwasher. Especially if I use them to cut meat, garlic, or onions. Works great.
1098709
They're copies. But they work. Read the directions, though, and use common sense. They will not enable you to grab a handful of molten steel and hold it until Christmas. Heat will transfer through anything eventually. These gloves perform as you should expect a kitchen hot pad to perform. Pulling a browning turkey out of a 500 degree oven is well within their capability. Just don't stand there holding it until dinner is served.
2078155
I am so sorry, I do not use them to touch food, it gets them greasy. I use my grill fork to remove food. It withstands heat , like advertised. I truly love my grill gloves. My rotisserie I remove the metal that the food is on with the gloves but do not touch the food itself. hope this helps.
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I have not purposely tried to cut the gloves and have yet to have an accident as I am prone to. So far I find the biggest advantage is being able to hold securely the chicken, meat whatever while I am slicing. I consider the gloves a prudent, helpful investment