Double oven glove. Thick, decent. Will tide me over until I work out which stupidly over priced kitty oven gloves I want to replace my old ones with. Can't understand why oven gloves are so expensive at the moment.
15 comments
congrevecv
25 Apr 16#15
***moneysavingkitten*** While I can't promise any thing, if you wait a little while, some to your liking might turn up at BHS soon.
moneysavingkitten
24 Apr 162#14
I will keep an eye out thanks :smiley: Slight;y annoying, I saw some cheap on a shopping trip the other day, but didn't buy them because they looked like hand wellingtons. Not worth the 80 mile trip back to go and get them though :smile: I'll keep an eye on Aldi :smiley:
Just tried mine, I feel like a penguin :laughing: They need wearing in so they don't feel like flippers! I'm not fond of new oven gloves, but it had to be done.
Just pulled a roast chicken out of the oven. I couldn't say I felt the heat, but I didn't hang around. Moisture seems to be the thing that burns me if I get burnt through gloves.
summerof76
24 Apr 162#13
Thanks for posting, heat added :innocent:
hesjane
24 Apr 161#12
I've got these - bought at full price though. They do not keep heat out very well. You can very quickly feel the heat coming through the gloves when taking hot items out of the oven.
amzzzzyyyy
24 Apr 161#11
Yes flexible i bought the stock pot round shape x2 in pack and the single glove aswell iv had them for more then 2 years not one burn mark you should keep your eyes on them when in aldi :smiley:
amzzzzyyyy
24 Apr 161#9
Oven gloves with silicon are long lasting and never burn , aldi do bring single handed somtimes
moneysavingkitten to amzzzzyyyy
24 Apr 161#10
Are they very flexible? They always look like they would be difficult to pick stuff up with. But I like the sound of long lasting and never burning.
superpanda
24 Apr 161#8
Double oven gloves an accident waiting to happen. We use beer/bar towels, much more interesting.
SweatySock
24 Apr 161#6
Good price but prefer oven gloves with fingers; more flexibility and better grip. That aside, hot....
moneysavingkitten to SweatySock
24 Apr 161#7
I general prefer having the ones that aren't connected, but for the price/quality I thought it would do for now :smiley: So many oven gloves are in the £15 - 20 price range. I find that a bit shocking!
muffboy
24 Apr 162#4
Are these only for double ovens or can they be used where one has a single oven?
moneysavingkitten to muffboy
24 Apr 162#5
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Just tried mine, I feel like a penguin :laughing: They need wearing in so they don't feel like flippers! I'm not fond of new oven gloves, but it had to be done.
Just pulled a roast chicken out of the oven. I couldn't say I felt the heat, but I didn't hang around. Moisture seems to be the thing that burns me if I get burnt through gloves.