Are these heat protected?
597063
Yes, the feathers were fine when we used flat irons and curl irons. We were pleasantly surprised with the quality of this product and have thoroughly enjoyed the colors and product.
597064
I haven't had any issue with heat with mine. But I wouldn't use a real high heat with even heat protected
517576
They are not oven safe - they melt at high temperatures and you would have a real mess. You can't leave them on while you're cooking on the range, either, and for exactly the same reason. They are nice if you have a tendency to 'dunk' your potholders in whatever it is you're cooking, but I don't think I'd buy them again.
633128
Yes they do and they hold heat very well.I will say they were much cheaper buying them thru amazon then some of the other websites.
1586766
I wouldn't think so. They're made from a semi-flexible plastic so definitely don't put them on heat/flame.
1615837
Yes, these are very helpful for heat protection. Also you don't have to use steam to get a good press, try it dry. Other option is a dry iron and a wet press cloth.
1599030
They do heat up, if you wamted to put them behind glass or something that would probably still be safe
1935522
No, because the handles have a coating on them that will be damaged by high heat.
492203
They are not really heat resistant when I cut a stand and tested. But there are other methods to keep extensions straight and frizz free. If you read the description, they are synthetic.
875698
I no longer own them, but as I recall they are microwave-safe. I used them to reheat food and occasionally even as a cover for other plates I would microwave.
238789
They are supposed to be teflon, which might be able to handle the heat in theory, but I don't think they can handle the heat tbh, so no.
1532167
They will protect you from the heat very well, the main concern would be if they got enough flammable liquid on them. Kevlar is very easy to put out if it ever did catch on fire. As a welder I have yet to receive any arc or splatter burns thanks to these. To answer your question specifically, yes they would protect you from direct contact with flames and act as a heat shield. If your worried about flammable liquid soaking in you could always run the sleeves under a tap and wring them out which I do just to help with the summer heat.
1187801
I have never trried to protect them from the heat. I think they are rated for 500 degrees.The only thing you do have to protect them is from water. Do not put them in the dishwasherand be carefull not to get water in the end that the wire goes into.
1701553
I bought these as a gift but I do not think the handles are heat resistant.
643369
Yes. They are quite flexible and provide protection from the heat of the pan. It's possible that you might want to double them up depending how hot the pan is.
1862463
Not unless you remove the protective coating from them. I believe there is a clear lacquer on them as a preventative.
1455841
No. They are a very thick & sturdy nylon (I think) plastic. But definitely plastic. And definitely super strong & sturdy. They don't conduct or retain heat, so no worries of it getting too hot to handle like metal would. Even though they're plastic, because of its composition and/or thickness, mine haven't melted or warped at all.
59382
They are exposed. But easy to reach. You must remove rack/ grill plate to get to the heating coil.