Pot Holders or Oven Mitts
- Thread starter debodun
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Murrmurr
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- Sacramento, California
The now 12yr-old kid who comes over a couple times a month for baking lessons had no idea what oven mitts were called. He came over to borrow them one day and called them "those things you put over your hands to take the hot things out of the stove."
Oven mitts. And that's an oven, not a stove.
Oven mitts. And that's an oven, not a stove.
LoveTulips
Senior Member
- Location
- British Columbia, Canada
We have got the Ove Glove and pot holders, no oven mitts.
OldFeller
Well-known Member
- Location
- Pennsylvania, USA
Oven mitts.
Prevents any accidental slippage that would expose skin.
Pot holders are best to lay hot pots on the table to protect the tabletop.
Prevents any accidental slippage that would expose skin.
Pot holders are best to lay hot pots on the table to protect the tabletop.
outlander
Member
- Location
- southern Arizona
I just use my Shaolin skills, David Carradine ain't got nothin' on me.
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Those of you using towels, be careful the end doesn't catch on fire. (Been there done that.)
I use a silicone potholder to stand my left foot on if I'm going to be working in one spot for a while. After breaking the left leg, it's tiny bit shorter than the other one and it also seems to want to slide to the left in it's sock foot. The potholder stops all that.
I use a silicone potholder to stand my left foot on if I'm going to be working in one spot for a while. After breaking the left leg, it's tiny bit shorter than the other one and it also seems to want to slide to the left in it's sock foot. The potholder stops all that.