Ove Glove Oven Mitt

http://www.OvenGlove.net

Ove Glove Oven Mitt can withstand temperatures of up to 480 degrees.
We've all lost grip of a sheet pan full of cookies fresh from the oven
because the hot pad or oven mitt we were using was just too big and
bulky to get a good firm grip on the pan. Kitchen towels aren't much
better as they often aren't thick enough or the right material to
protect our hands from the heat... let alone we usually end up dragging
the corner of the towel into the food!

http://www.OvenGlove.net

wrote:
> Ove Glove Oven Mitt
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> We've all lost grip of a sheet pan full of cookies fresh from the
oven .... [snip]
[snip second spam link]

No, I never have. One helpful rule is, Never pick up something hot
without already knowing where you're going to put it.

I suppose it's too much to hope for that a newsgroup can erect a shield
against spam. At least this one is on topic. -aem

aem wrote:
> wrote:
>
>>Ove Glove Oven Mitt
>
> [snip spam link]
>
>>We've all lost grip of a sheet pan full of cookies fresh from the
>
> oven .... [snip]
> [snip second spam link]
>
> No, I never have. One helpful rule is, Never pick up something hot
> without already knowing where you're going to put it.
>
> I suppose it's too much to hope for that a newsgroup can erect a shield
> against spam. At least this one is on topic. -aem

And it's a good product. I have one and it's as advertised.

Pastorio

"Bob (this one)" > wrote:

>aem wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Ove Glove Oven Mitt
>>
>> [snip spam link]
>>
>>>We've all lost grip of a sheet pan full of cookies fresh from the
>>
>> oven .... [snip]
>> [snip second spam link]
>>
>> No, I never have. One helpful rule is, Never pick up something hot
>> without already knowing where you're going to put it.
>>
>> I suppose it's too much to hope for that a newsgroup can erect a shield
>> against spam. At least this one is on topic. -aem
>
>And it's a good product. I have one and it's as advertised.
>
>Pastorio

I like mine very much. When one of the local groceries went out of
business, I picked up a bunch of them at about $5 each. Some for me
and a couple for each of the kids.


--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral, 48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

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> Ove Glove Oven Mitt
>

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wrote:
> Ove Glove Oven Mitt
>
> http://www.OvenGlove.net
>
> Ove Glove Oven Mitt can withstand temperatures of up to 480 degrees.
> We've all lost grip of a sheet pan full of cookies fresh from the oven
> because the hot pad or oven mitt we were using was just too big and
> bulky to get a good firm grip on the pan. Kitchen towels aren't much
> better as they often aren't thick enough or the right material to
> protect our hands from the heat... let alone we usually end up dragging
> the corner of the towel into the food!
>
> http://www.OvenGlove.net
>


I sometimes use welding gloves in the kitchen.

Bob

diecastkeychains wrote:
>
> Ove Glove Oven Mitt can withstand temperatures of up to 480 degrees.

Obviously for US Southerners and other hillybillys... MITTS... to
accommodate that sixth finger! <G>

Ahahahahahaha. . . .

Sheldon