Premium Silicone Shell Kitchen Oven Mitts- Heat Resistant 500 Degrees, Waterproof, Set of 2 Oven Gloves with Cotton Lining for BBQ, Cooking, Baking, and Grilling- Perfect for Barbecue, Microwave, Hot Mitts- Stylish Grey Review

My old quilted oven mitts looked nice but had thin patches that made me feel warm and almost dropped things a few times. These are the BEST potholders I've ever had. They are very flexible so you can hold anything you take out of the oven tightly. I held the casserole dish for a few more seconds when I took it out of the oven and didn't feel any heat at all. They reach far enough to my hands that I know I won't accidentally burn myself on the wall or top of the stove like I have in the past…

I use these mittens when I'm baking bread. I heat an enameled cast iron skillet to nearly 500 degrees Fahrenheit and bake bread in it. First you need to put the pot in the oven to heat it up, then take it out and put the bread dough in it. Cover with a hot lid and place back in the oven. Then you need to half remove the cover. When the bread is done, you should remove the entire very hot pan from the oven and place it on the stove. Sometimes the bread sticks and you have to really pull on it to

They look nice, but the heat resistance is clearly not enough. They're good for taking a pot off the stove or removing a hot lid, but alas, they're potholders. I took the heavy pan out of the 425 degree oven and carried it into the next room. My wife was in my way, and as I waited for her to get out of my way, I noticed my hands were getting hot. After a few moments, I ran back to the stove to drop the pan. Yummy mackerel, that was HOT! My old $5 gloves protect my hands better. The insulation…