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supersprout
Hectare
Posts: 4,660
mulch mad!
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #20 on:
March 24, 2006, 01:10:14 »
The Lakeland gloves are double construction and very thick, but both layers are knitted, and not impermeable, so you still have the problem with a)hot fat and b)hot water wicking in to the glove ::)
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Mrs Ava
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Posts: 11,743
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #21 on:
March 24, 2006, 09:14:54 »
Give me a double folded tea towel anyday! :-\
Hope your fingers aren't too burnt Tim!
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tim
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Posts: 18,607
Just like the old days!
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #22 on:
March 24, 2006, 12:02:05 »
Let's get up to the present.
1. Tried Lakeland's -
much
heavier weave than Scott's - but 2.5" fingers, whereas mine are 3.5". So they go back.
2. In addition to which, tried them with a
totally dry
empty pan from the AGA @ 400F which I gripped
tightly
- couldn't hold it beyond 10secs. Yes, I know, you don't always grip a pan tightly, but if it's heavy you do! And I'm frequently cooking for 12-14!!
3. Went to Scotts this am & they refunded the money. "First complaint we've ever had".
4. No Emma - just making a point. As said, mine are like asbestos. Oh, dirty word!!
5. Looked at various sites for other gloves - noticed on one that they have a shelf life - store in original package!!! - then tried the suppliers of Lakeland's gloves - Coolskin - & they have size 10. Hooray!!
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Curryandchips
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Posts: 2,422
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #23 on:
March 24, 2006, 12:04:00 »
Tenacity wins the day Tim?
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grawrc
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Posts: 6,583
Edinburgh
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #24 on:
March 24, 2006, 17:15:02 »
Well done Tim. Report back on success please. BTW I think it's only blue asbestos that's a problem, but then what do I know? ???
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tim
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Posts: 18,607
Just like the old days!
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #25 on:
March 24, 2006, 18:01:56 »
Meant my hands, of course!
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tim
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Posts: 18,607
Just like the old days!
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #26 on:
March 26, 2006, 16:16:04 »
Size ten - tried & tested. No problem!
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grawrc
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Hectare
Posts: 6,583
Edinburgh
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #27 on:
March 26, 2006, 19:03:41 »
Yo! Now we know where to go!
Have you reported back to them?
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tim
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Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #28 on:
March 27, 2006, 08:47:27 »
Of
course!
PS One caveat - the Coolskin gloves are much harder to put on - maybe they'll loosen up. If not, it's a slight off-putter.
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moonbells
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Posts: 1,624
Growing up
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #29 on:
March 27, 2006, 23:35:04 »
Am glad it's all worked in the end. I shall not need to take mine back :) and I'll still be able to use them in the freezer too!
I usually have the opposite problem though to Tim - ridiculously small hands! I have frequent battles to find gloves small but tough enough for gardening (and a thug of a bramble). I eventually found, appropriately, Brier's leather ones, and buy several pairs at a go as I wear them into holes shifting sharp flints.
moonbells (never met any adult western woman with fingers shorter than mine - even ladies nearly 8" shorter.)
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tim
Hectare
Posts: 18,607
Just like the old days!
Re: OVEN GLOVES
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Reply #30 on:
March 28, 2006, 08:27:59 »
If, after all this, anyone
does
have a problem, just do as you do when holding a hot plate
without
gloves - as light a grip as possible & keep changing it. QED!
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