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An oven glove, or oven mitt, is an insulated glove or mitten usually worn in the kitchen to easily protect the wearer's hand from hot objects such as ovens, stoves, cookware, etc. They are similar to pot-holders. 4. What do professional chefs use for oven mitts? KEEP AWAY FROM FIRE. Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements. Do not use when wet or damp. Oven gloves protect part of the hand only. This item is for removing hot items from the oven. Ensure hands are completely covered by the gloves before use. The gloves are to be stored In dry and ventilated conditions. Get ready to conjure up some spine-tingling treats and devilishly delicious dishes this Halloween season with our spooktacular oven gloves. These gloves are not just practical kitchen essentials but also designed to infuse your cooking space with eerie charm and seasonal spirit. All gloves often provide less heat resistance than an oven mitt. The structure of a glove has the downfall that it does not protect the forearm because it often falls short in length. Silicone gloves are still heat resistant to 450 degrees Fahrenheit because of the silicone compounds used. 3. What are the gloves for the oven called? Oven mitts are mitten-shaped, whereas potholders are typically square, rectangular, or round. Additionally, you wear oven mitts just like mittens and hold onto potholders; therefore, mitts provide full coverage of your hand, wrist, and oftentimes your forearm. 2. Are oven mitt or gloves better?