I handle the wood stove; begin to work with the wood and placing wood inside, I end up getting burned on hands and up, Will these work?
776323
Yes, they should. Only after remaining in open flame or handling hot things for a duration have we noticed any transfer of heat.
776324
Yes. These are a great glove to work around wood stoves. I've touched red hot cols with the glove on without burning myself. I also touch hot metal without a problem. Great glove.
938917
No.I've grabbed many burning logs with no problem. Great oven mitt for sure :)
80795
Yes, or they will scorch. Do squeeze excess water out before putting on pans.
1372862
I think it would cause the wire grid at the bottom of the stove to overheat and bend. Even using wood as fuel causes some distortion of the grid.
2232240
Actually no as I handle burning logs. However, as they wear the heat resistance diminishes. A few nights ago I very slightly burnt my finger as I hadn't realized that a hole had developed. So as they age, check carefully before each use. I must add that this occurred after an entire season of heavy use. They're great.
2198727
I suggest going to your home improvement store , and buying welders gloves ,they tolerate way more heat than , and are designed for man hands way cheaper , hope this help some
647338
I have not moved coals around, but they started to melt when I grabbed a cast iron skillet full of hot coals and wood chips to pull it out to add more coals and wood chips and the glove finger tips melted. I was seasoning a cast iron skillet in the oven at 250 degrees and I had to put down the skillet very quickly because the heat came right through the glove and would have burned me if I had not put it down.
1484451
Ugh. What a question to ask about a WOOD BURNING stove. Humanity is doomed.
1445032
If you are talking about a wood stove yes. I would also use a doorway fan, as the heat rises.
1374446
I'm using them for putting wood in my woodstove and they work very well for that. They are rugged and very heat resistant. They will most likely last for many years.
873539
I don't think wood would be effective to produce a hot enough flame for cooking. these little stoves are designed to use cans of Sterno heat or fuel cubes.
719978
The manual actually says they do. Most folks however, will tell you that the best way to burn in, really, is just to use them. I think you just get used to them. They are great.
1002035
I don't see why not they work awesome starting charcoal. They would start the wood and burn out eventually like they do with charcoal. These are great for starting a fire!!
1205303
I suppose you could, but I would use a metal tool and save the gloves for handling a hot metal tool. You could burn a hole into them handling a burning log directly. You might get away with a quick flick, but they act more as as shield. I cook very hot when I cook sometimes and they are comfortable to wear even when its hot outside.
1007144
I have a whole set of cast iron pans, and they work wonderfully. With the gloves on, I held the handle of a heavy cast iron pan with one hand and placed my other hand on the bottom to steady it all the way across the kitchen from the stove to the sink: absolutely no sensation of heat whatsoever. Incredibly amazing. I am not afraid to handle my cast iron with the gloves whatsoever. I hope this helps!
1017225
The container suggests the amount and how often. I on the other hand, (newer air-tight wood burning stove) add a little (just a little) each fire, when it's roaring. AS long as you are burning pine HOT you shouldn't have have a problem. I switched from hard wood to pine two years ago, and still have a sparkling clean chimney and stove each inspection...and have it cleaned each year as well.
1007146
Yes. I actually use them for putting logs in my woodstove... very hot work.