Oven gloves: keep away from fire and heat - surprising !
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I've just bought some oven gloves.
Label on them says:
Warning! Keep away from fire Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements.
Since the product clearly can't cope with heat, they are going back for a refund.
Well known High Street retailer either doesn't know what they are doing
or they are covering themselves. I think one of these conclusions is much
more likely than the other.
Label on them says:
Warning! Keep away from fire Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements.
Since the product clearly can't cope with heat, they are going back for a refund.
Well known High Street retailer either doesn't know what they are doing
or they are covering themselves. I think one of these conclusions is much
more likely than the other.
dcb said:
I've just bought some oven gloves.
Label on them says:
Warning! Keep away from fire Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements.
Since the product clearly can't cope with heat, they are going back for a refund.
Well known High Street retailer either doesn't know what they are doing
or they are covering themselves. I think one of these conclusions is much
more likely than the other.
Actually it's you that doesn't understand what oven gloves are used for. Label on them says:
Warning! Keep away from fire Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements.
Since the product clearly can't cope with heat, they are going back for a refund.
Well known High Street retailer either doesn't know what they are doing
or they are covering themselves. I think one of these conclusions is much
more likely than the other.
Hot tins out of ovens, not handling burning flames and heating elements
Edited by Greendubber on Monday 18th December 13:53
The label is totally factual, it's to deal with thick people who would use them to say, grab things off a camp fire, or rearrange the logs in their burner. They can cope with heat, just not flames.
Why in god's name would you go to the trouble of returning something that is obviously totally fine?
Why in god's name would you go to the trouble of returning something that is obviously totally fine?
Blue Oval84 said:
The label is totally factual, it's to deal with thick people who would use them to say, grab things off a camp fire, or rearrange the logs in their burner. They can cope with heat, just not flames.
Why in god's name would you go to the trouble of returning something that is obviously totally fine?
Indeed. Why in god's name would you go to the trouble of returning something that is obviously totally fine?
Can I suggest welding gauntlets to the OP?
dcb said:
I've just bought some oven gloves.
Label on them says:
Warning! Keep away from fire Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements.
Since the product clearly can't cope with heat, they are going back for a refund.
Well known High Street retailer either doesn't know what they are doing
or they are covering themselves. I think one of these conclusions is much
more likely than the other.
I'm going to go with the third option - you've mis-read the label and are over-reacting.Label on them says:
Warning! Keep away from fire Do not allow product to touch naked flames or heat elements.
Since the product clearly can't cope with heat, they are going back for a refund.
Well known High Street retailer either doesn't know what they are doing
or they are covering themselves. I think one of these conclusions is much
more likely than the other.
It says keep away from "heat elements" - so don't touch the grille element or the hob ring with them, you numpty.
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