Will these gloves protect your hands if moving burning logs around? Or adding a log to your lit fireplace?
1664104
I would say no, I haven't tried that but i'm pretty sure they could catch fire.
1148808
I have only used them for hardwood fires, but may I say that the squares are easily lit and stay lit for 10 minutes or longer, and as long as some air is provided I believe they would light just about any burnable substance. I do however use two adjoining squares instead of one and have never had a problem with them lighting even the largest of logs. I hope this has helped.
776853
I use these gloves when chopping food. They are excellent at stopping nicks and cuts from a blades light slicing motion but I do not think that they are designed to offer much protection from stabbing or hacking blades. I would not use these gloves with any electrical blades, routers or saws because they are fabric and could get caught in the mechanisms.
244719
These are excellent gloves for use with our wood stove and fire pit. Can't say if they would work for your purpose, but I have used them as garden gloves when pulling out pricker bushes and trimming holly bushes and remained unscratched.
79096
We used them for putting wood in a wood stove and the fingers started to melt and it did not provide the protection we were looking for.
647337
I would not use them for hot coals, I think they would melt or burn your hands.
2276229
sure, but they are very bulky. My hubby uses them for the fire pit and fireplace.
1613608
Good idea. I would pay special attention to where your flame is though. I think you would have a fire hazard on your hands if these got anywhere close to an open flame.
866346
As long as the oils from the plant have no way of getting inside the gloves (ie, tear, hole) then I think these gloves should help protect you. But be sure to wash the oils on the outside of the gloves off with soap before touching the gloves to any skin.
884872
I cannot honestly answer that question.as far as the front of the gloves are concerned I am more than positive that they would protect against the thorns, the backs of the gloves which are the yellow part would not.the size is pretty precise, I wear a large size in the latex style gloves, and these Kevlar gloves fit my hand well although a little looser than most latex gloves.Hope that was helpful:-)
393249
Depending on the size of your hands, there isn't much room to add another layer. The gloves create a suction, making it easier to move as if they are molded to hands. I have found if hands are damp the heat goes directly to hands and makes it difficult to hold a cast iron handle @375°. Otherwise, can hold a decent amount of time before heat transfers. I would not suggest trying to hold flaming logs or coals. Great product. Everyone, including my kids, appreciate these.
1597315
I do the same thing and although I do feel the warmth it's definitely enough protection for me. I've felt more protection using heavier duty gloves with a fabric lining, but I think these are adequate.
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.
609179
They will provide moderate protection, but they are not thick. I think you become more aware of your hands because of the glove, which may help.
214966
these gloves are ventilated in the fingers and back part of hand. Not sure it would help.
1416632
I honestly use it for a smoker fire box but if you are grilling veggies "the suggested use" I would grab a cheap pair of oven gloves and that should work just fine.
1733143
I can't advise you on this matter, however I tend to believe they may be suitable. Please follow the reccomended heat advised by the manufacturer. The fit of the glove should be coverage against splatter or spill, in most cases. I feel fairly confident in personally using these for the use you describe.