Silicone Oven Mitts, Pair Review




We like these a lot! Silicone on the outside and softer, warm fabric on the inside. The other silicone gloves don't have the extra padding like these do. Almost like wearing a pair of winter gloves. Pick up the pan and you barely feel the warmth of the pan let alone any heat. I'm sure if you stood there long enough you would feel warmth.

The grey/charcoal color goes with about any décor.

Since they are silicone and not cloth or any other thin material, you aren't going to burn yourself. Super hard to wear out! Non slip because of silicone also.

So many cooking products are made out of this silicone these days. If you can cook with it then it's definitely safe to pull food out of the oven with.

Buy a pair and have fun using them.

You can purchase from Amazon for $




Product Description

Don't fumble with conventional oven mitts and pot holders. Remove casseroles, pots, and pans from the oven quickly and safely with these Kuuk silicone oven mitts. They offer an easy to use design that makes handling hot cookware easy, while still preventing burns and messes.
Silicone Exterior
The shell of each mitten is made from 100% FDA approved silicone. Safer than plastic, and more durable than fabric, this ultra-thick mitt provides superior protection against heat while still being flexible enough for quick and comfortable use.
Fabric Interior
A cotton and polyester interior liner offers softness against your hands while also offering added protection against heat. You get the comfort of a more traditional oven mitt, while enjoying the optimum function of silicone.
Grooved Circle and Spoke Pattern
These mitts not only have a firm hold thanks to the silicone, but also due to a spoke and circle pattern. These grooves will cling to glass, silicone bake ware, stoneware, metals, and plastic, so you can grab on with confidence no matter what your cookware of choice. And you can do it with fewer slips, spills, and messes.
Free gift with purchase!
You get one of our durable silicone trivet hot pads FREE with every purchase. Create a safe space to place hot pots, pans, and casseroles. These mats are also ideal for opening jars , since they offer a tight grip for greater traction.


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