Keep Your Hands Safe With Our Oven Hot Pads and Pot Holders
Oven hot pads, also known as oven pads or pot holders, are essential tools for any kitchen. These heat-resistant accessories protect your hands from burns and injuries when handling hot cookware, such as pots, pans, and baking dishes.
The benefits of using oven hot pads include:
Protection from burns and heat-related injuries
Improved grip and stability when handling hot cookware
Versatility for use with various types of cookware and bakeware
Our extensive collection of oven hot pads includes top-performing products like the Tucker Safety Products 8000 Burnguard Hot Pad With Hand Pocket, which features a VaporGuard liquid and vapor barrier, providing maximum protection against hot grease, oil, and steam. Another great choice is the Central Exclusive 087-0V6 Beige Terry Cloth Bakers Pad - 9"L x 11"W, made from heavy-duty terry cloth to withstand wear and tear in fast-paced commercial kitchens. This pad offers a convenient wrist slit for added safety and ease of use.
Be sure to explore our food prep supplies, which include essential tools like cutting boards, kitchen utensils, and food storage containers. For even more hand protection options, check out our collection of oven mitts designed to provide full coverage and heat resistance. Invest in the safety and comfort of your kitchen staff with our high-quality oven hot pads and pot holders.
What do chefs use for oven gloves?
Chefs often use heat-resistant oven gloves, mitts, or hot pads made from silicone, Kevlar, or Nomex materials. These materials provide excellent protection against high temperatures and allow for a secure grip on hot cookware.
How much heat can oven mitts withstand?
The heat resistance of oven mitts varies depending on the material and construction. Most commercial-grade oven mitts can withstand temperatures between 400°F and 600°F, while specialized mitts from materials like Kevlar or Nomex can handle even higher temperatures.
What are the best heat-resistant cooking gloves?
The best heat-resistant cooking gloves are made from silicone, Kevlar, or Nomex. Look for gloves that offer a comfortable fit, a secure grip, and a high level of heat resistance.
How do you clean and maintain oven hot pads?
To clean and maintain oven hot pads, follow the manufacturer's care instructions. Most hot pads can be machine-washed in cold water with mild detergent and air-dried. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as these can damage the heat-resistant properties of the material. Regularly inspect your hot pads for signs of wear or damage and replace them as needed.
