Would you recommend the Ove' Glove for use with cast iron cook wear?
581197
Everything should be considered hot, so the gloves allow me to work in a safe environment. Nonslip is an added bonus.
581198
It depends. The glove can withstand extreme heat but only for a short period of time before it absorbs the heat. I only recommend it only to take something out of the oven to place it on the counter, and not to hold hold while cooking.
581199
I would. I had a small fire in a my cast iron skillet with oil doing steaks. I was able to grab the skillet by the handle using the ove glove and carry it outside for it to burn down.
581200
Yess...It would work with a piece of burning firewood. This glove is amazing! I move the oven rack up and down in the middle of cooking things. Never even feel any warmth through it!
1745216
Absolutely! I bought this wok and these handles a few weeks ago. They fit well and are a must because the cast iron gets very hot. I love them both.
267079
Am using fox bomber n taichi waterproof glove both for riding it works well. U have to reapply them Everytime u wash them.
748610
Never tried it, but I'd suspect not. The handle grip is rubberized, not silicone. It would be neat if they made one that way, now that I think of it. Perfect for over a cast iron skillet.
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.
467922
The same way you cook without gloves only more careful. The glove is anti steam so it offers more protection. If you practice the two handed stirring method you may want to purchase two gloves.
73177
The mesh is pretty tight. I think it would work well to protect your hands from the combs of a mandolin. When I try to poke the tip of a sharp knife straight through the weave only 1/8 inch pokes through. It could go through the glove and cut you but it wouldn't go very deep. And you would really have to work to get a knife or other sharp object at an angle that would cause it to go through the glove. Also the weave is a bit thicker, the links overlap slightly, when the glove is relaxed, giving you more protection. When the glove stretches over your hand as you are using it, it opens up to a single link but this stops most sharps just fine. Hope this helps!
1229658
Avoid. It is a woven fabric hot oil will leak and burn your hand. Get a silicon glove instead
254977
Ove Gloves are great, but when the regular Ove Glove gets wet, it absorbs the moisture or steam associated with the hot surface you are picking up. You can get burned. The Ove Glove steam doesn't absorb the moisture!
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.
489854
I've never used one but I bought mine for rowing my dinghy. They are really nice gloves, I'm really happy with them.
2198727
I suggest going to your home improvement store , and buying welders gloves ,they tolerate way more heat than , and are designed for man hands way cheaper , hope this help some
1007144
I have a whole set of cast iron pans, and they work wonderfully. With the gloves on, I held the handle of a heavy cast iron pan with one hand and placed my other hand on the bottom to steady it all the way across the kitchen from the stove to the sink: absolutely no sensation of heat whatsoever. Incredibly amazing. I am not afraid to handle my cast iron with the gloves whatsoever. I hope this helps!
1313622
I can't compare them to your silicone gloves, but these mits seem flexible to me, especially compared to Le Creuset "cool tool" which they say can be used as a pot holder. The best part is they don't have any thread stitches to burn which then leaves seams open. These are the best I've had and I recommend them.
189017
Since I have large-ish hands, I couldn't say for sure but I think you'd be fine. This mitt is okay for grabbing a roaster or baking pan out of the oven, but I found it uncomfortable to use when wrapping one's hand around the handle of a skillet because of where the thumb is.
776324
Yes. These are a great glove to work around wood stoves. I've touched red hot cols with the glove on without burning myself. I also touch hot metal without a problem. Great glove.
491777
I think the fabric would handle low heat for putting an iron on. Placing a cloth between the iron and apron would protect it .