Your description mentions protection through a range of temperatures. Can this be worn to adjust fireplace logs? What's the range of temperatures?
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I use this when I'm camping to cook food on the campfire. I know my campfires are much hotter than a home fireplace and it has never missed a beat.
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Well, I guess you could wrap this in a plastic bag which would offer some protection for water proofing. I can understand your concern though with a forest fire. They do burn hotter than a normal house fire. This safe works for me and is very nice and roomy inside.
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Hi Suze, the gloves are great for camping related tasks, although they are definitely not designed to be in direct contact with any actual flame. In addition, campfires are easily in excess of 425 degrees Fahrenheit so great caution should be taken when using them near embers/flame etc. I hope that helps! I'm always here to answer anymore questions :) -Zach, Owner
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For that temp range mid-weight would be way too much for me. I would go for several light layers. Your insulation needs will vary widely during hiking, resting etc. so it will be the old story of layer up and layer down.
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Never had the problem of heat on the slate. Really like to use a fire log (pressed wood). Do not remember where it was made.
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You will survive at the listed rating, but your comfort will be in question. I was ever so slightly chilled wearing thermal underwear in a 27 degree night on a wooden platform in an Adirondack cabin. Using additional insulation below and above you might help make it work below 5 degrees, but we are planning to get different bags for camping in those conditions.
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No adjustment as far as know. I have checked it against other thermo devices and it is within one degree. For my work in the Oil Field of North Dakota. This is satisfactory. And it is pretty rugged and endures some extreme cold tempurture for days at a time. Been very happy with mine. I carry two at all times.
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It will tolerate the temperature, but the probe is rather short for your purposes... I would be afraid of burning myself if used that way... maybe if you used a heat-proof glove at the same time?
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My husband says as wonderful as it is for our purpose ... stoking the woodstove ... he believes it's too stiff to use with a heat gun. He said the 'Ove Glove I bought him years ago he keeps in his soldering box and it works great. That's all the advice I can give.
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None really. Maybe a little warm. It says you can use it in a zero clearance fireplace. I'll have to tell you that the flame effect is perfect and you do get usable heat. Like any electric heater it uses a lot of current, but I think it's worth it.
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I agree with the other answers. I find them comfortable in the 40-70 degree range. Lower than 40 degrees and they would help, but their primary function is protection, not warmth. I have used them in 90 degree weather where the are warm but not unbearable. I use them primarily for home construction and they have saved me from cuts and bruises many times.
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If you can control the heat you should have no problem. I used a little to much wood and a little to much air and burnt the cover BUT I am one that does not want to wait to long so I paid for it although the cover is still used to protect the Volcano has a distinct odor of BURN. I was smoking Trout and it was very good.
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Thee. It hs a range about 30 degree F temp rang you are talking about is a thermal overload protection device
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I guess it could be used at any temperature, I used mine inside an army tent with a wood stove. But if your worried about the warmth or flexibility, I don't think you would have to worry. I wouldn't use it out in the rain or anything like that. It's the most comfortable cot pad I have owned, and I have had some nice ones.
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Yes. I actually use them for putting logs in my woodstove... very hot work.
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Manufacturer states use on : fireplaces, flues, wood burning stoves, concrete ovens , chimney joints and ash pit doors. After I applied the product , it dried as hard as concrete , and not very flexible . Service temp. of product 0 to 1000 degrees F. It applys similar to grout, slightly gritty, so I'm not sure if this help repair a glass fireplace insert. Hope this info. helps.
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I can't answer that question. We bought the gloves to use as a prop for a costume, not realizing they were used for the fireplace.