KitchenAid Oven Mitt Set, Cotton, Gray, 7"x12.5"

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They have a silicone exterior with grips for more secure handling. The extended cuff is fabric, but it’s heat-resistant up to 464°F, preventing most burns. Be aware that the cuffs may be too long for people with shorter arms. The interior is lined with quilted cotton, so you’ll stay comfortable while transferring pots and pans in and out of the oven. The 12.5 x 7-inch mitts are machine washable, so there’s no need to worry if you get a bit of food on these. If you want to store them in a cupboard, save some space by adding a hook to the inner cabinet door, then hang them up using the attached loops. Or, choose your favorite color from the 23 available options and hang them on a kitchen wall to display them instead. Style Enhance your kitchen by choosing a style and colour that flatters your current decor and goes well with other kitchen linen.

Oven mitts are available in different types to suit different needs. Some of the most common ones include: Oven mitts can be bulky, but they offer the most skin coverage compared with an oven glove, pot holder, or side towel. Food writer Melissa Clark says she prefers oven mitts over pot holders or side towels because they offer more protection for her forearms when she reaches into an oven. The biggest downside to oven mitts is that it takes more time to slip them on than to grab a pot holder or towel. Our double oven gloves and baking gloves come in a variety of stylish designs, from classic stripes to retro flowers, and range from traditional, generously padded 100% cotton gloves to innovative heat shield options with individual fingers for added dexterity. Risk-free roastingNon-Slip Grip: The textured surface of our gloves and mini oven gloves ensures a secure non-slip grip. This feature gives you better control and dexterity while handling hot pots, pans, and baking trays in the kitchen.

Silicone Oven Gloves Heat Resistant: Our silicone oven gloves are made of high-quality food-grade silicone with a breathable quilted cotton lining. These gloves are designed to withstand high temperatures up to 230°C/446°F, making them superior to cloth gloves when it comes to handling steam or hot items from the oven. Their long sleeve provide excellent protection for your wrists and lower arms.According to Alexakis, cotton and synthetics like neoprene or silicone are commonly used in oven mitts. He explains that cotton tends to be “durable, breathable, and heat-resistant” while synthetics “are particularly good at insulating against heat and can provide extra protection.” As long as your oven mitts are safe to use at hot temperatures, the best material is whatever works well for you. Longer oven mitts — typically 13 inches or more — are ideal if you have a deep oven (particularly one that's under your range, as it can be awkward to bend and pull out cookware) and if you tend to grill often. They generally cover your hands, wrists, and a good portion of your forearm. The downside is that they can be less comfortable to wear. If you tend to use the range top and microwave more, a standard-size oven mitt or pot holders will likely give you plenty of coverage. Material You can find oven mitts made out of natural and synthetic material, including cotton, silicone and neoprene. Some materials have better heat-resistance, while others, such as silicone, are also excellent at repelling water and stains.