Are these gloves food-grade or food-safe to fillet fish, butcher poultry, etc.? Thanks.
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Yes, they are intended for that purpose. Wash them in hot, soapy water after use and, for greater security, you can dip them in a dilute solution of bleach.
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I have never needed to wash the gloves. I turn them wrongside out to dry. They have never smelled after many uses. The gloves are germ protected. I will never use any others, they are the best.
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Yes it's very good. my mother discovered them working in the public schools cafeterias. they protect against very high temps, and the silicone coating really gives grip and prevents cookware from slipping. she liked them so much that I ordered 2 and had them sent to her house as a surprise. Amazon has the best price on these, some stores want $40 each. there's no right and left, you just order 2 and flip one over and put them on. anyone who cooks should like these Ove Gloves.
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The box states they are "non-sterile" Examination Gloves. Also states that the gloves do not contain natural rubber latex. They are made in Malaysia and work well for us when treating wounds on our elder parent. Never used when preparing or serving food. Good luck.
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There is no indication that these are food grade. I don't think I would mic them. I personally use them for sugar scrubs for which they are ideal!
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They are made of rubber. No idea if BPA free or not ( sorry). As far as max temp, I just use the gloves for picking up meat from grill to reposition or put on cutting board. Have not engulfed in flames or kept on heat for any long period of time.
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Hello great question! These gloves are 100% smooth on the inside which makes it very easy for cleaning plus the raised texture is solid on the inside and outside so nothing catches within the texture itself. Thanks for asking!
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This becomes a legal issue. As the gloves are labeled as "non-sterile", you should check with the your local board of health or the vendor to determine their safety in the handling of food.
1963141
The inside of the glove is a quilted material of polyester (90%) and cotton (10%) and it is very soft to the touch. I never have even felt any heat from pans when using them so no, you will not get burned.
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They do NOT protect you from liquid spills! I can't say about steam, but I would consider it the same thing. Maybe a silicone glove would be better for you. I like them for grilling (flip the meat and all), but they are not anything like the comfort and FLEXIBILITY of the "Oven Gloves" shown - but it is a different job! Worth getting these " gloves for other applications in your kitchen and BBQing.
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Can't answer the question specifically but used them while barbecuing and was very pleased. Great protection for working with food, lifting hot potatoes wrapped in foil from grill, and scraping grill.
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I use these gloves when chopping food. They are excellent at stopping nicks and cuts from a blades light slicing motion but I do not think that they are designed to offer much protection from stabbing or hacking blades. I would not use these gloves with any electrical blades, routers or saws because they are fabric and could get caught in the mechanisms.
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They are coated in plastic and don't get too hit for my caloused hands. But if you don't cook a lot, they may get a bit warm for you. Keep a hotpad nearby and you'll be fine.
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I used them just for riding my motorcycle. I used them and nice pair of leather gloves. I repurchased just to have them again. I live in Oklahoma and was a 12month rider. As my circulation has changed in cold my fingers are ice my hands. They are an integral part of my cold weather gear. I hope I helped. I seen the other responses. I wonder what went wrong. I was extremely impressed with them.
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I use these gloves to open meat and poultry packages and to handle the product. I have never used them for dough. Useful hint: moisten your hands before putting them on and they will not move around on your fingers.
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I bought my glove with the intention of using them while i cut fabric with my rotary cutter. Your question came at a time when I was going to make jerky. The job was completed with satisfactory usage of the gloves. I had a close call with the blade purposely to test the claim. i did not have a cut either on the glove or my fingers. I am very satisfied with the gloves. They may seem slightly bulky initially, but you get used to them easily. I won't cut fabric or use my slicer without them on my hands from now on!
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They are, but I wouldn't recommend it. Washing them in the dishwasher wears down the coating faster. They are very easy to hand wash, stuck on food comes right off.. I love them !