What? Only $16? I really need new ones. I have no idea how yours have lasted for so long, mine get old after only 2-3 years!

Look very similar to ones I have, they are great!

I lost all of mine. I immediately replaced my mini mitts. I love them. I have a set of the regular length ones but never use them. These are so quick and easy to use.

LOL, I bought the same Costco ones in blue.

How often do you wash your oven mitts and pot holders? I cringe when I see some really messy ones in use.

Great deal on Kitchenaid brand mitts! I have a blue Kitchenaid and a teal Cuisinart mini-mitt and several others. Ya gotta LOVE them!

Not a fan of the mitts. I find them cumbersome and awkward. However, my neighbor has these great oven gloves. Just checked them out on line. The ones I saw were Shark oven gloves for $15.00 They seem more "workable" to me. Think I will ask Santa for a pair. Right now I'm in the process of crocheting some pot holders. Last time I did, they got a little limp after a number of washings so I'm using double yarn this time. In answer to Moni's question, I don't know how often I clean them, but pretty often.

That is a good deal. I’m not a huge fan of the Silicone and my hands are too small for mitts. In case there are folks in the same boat, the Sonoma William’s square pot holders and mitts are also a good option. The holders are larger in size, super thick and are pocket style so you can slide your hand in. I’ve used these for years and have never found anything else that works as well. I get mine at their outlet but their website is having a sale on them too.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/shop/homekeeping/homekeeping-mitts-potholders/?isx=0.0.1357

What? Only $16? I really need new ones. I have no idea how yours have lasted for so long, mine get old after only 2-3 years!

LOL...that probably tells you how much I cook!!

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LOL, I bought the same Costco ones in blue. I had the blue ones in my cart then swapped them out for the grey.

The mitts are sorta bulky...I used one last night for the first time. Baked a loaf of banana bread. But I was picking it up by the lip of the end of the pan with one hand...probably not the best idea.

I have a silicone mitt and a pair of silicone/fabric squares that I can slide my hand into. They work very well as heat protection, but they are kind of inflexible to the hand, and hard to actually grip anything. They were inexpensive, bought at Menard's, so perhaps that explains it.

Thank you for posting this..,

i have a friend whose kitchen burned and I asked her what colors she wants to use and she told me red. I have looked at several places trying to find more things in red to stick in with other things so these will work perfectly!

i am not a fan of mitts, just too big and bulky. i like the square ones with the pocket to put your hand in.... i have a pair that are at least15 years old, they are SO thick !!!... starting to fall apart but i love them...

i wash mine when dirty - about once a month or so

Sprtphntc7a, you may want to check out the Sonoma Williams ones then. That’s exactly how they are, thick but easy to work with, especially after they’ve been used a bit. Lots of colors to choose from too.

I find that Ovegloves do not do a great job of protecting against heat - especially if you hold a hot pan for more than a few seconds. They work at first but then transfer the heat very quickly. And if you spill a hot liquid on them, it penetrates them immediately.

I got the Oveglove for my brother for a birthday gift one year (he loves to cook) and he loves it. It’s two years old now, and he still uses it. I’m tempted to get one myself!

Grossly irresponsible to show a picture of changing a lightbulb with the power (& light) on, in addition to holding a hand near a flame. Unfortunately, some will interpret the pictures as safe actions.

My favorites are super dense thick terry cloth and I've never found better pot holders. I think you'alls are new than mine that are approx. circa 1960...

What I didn't like about the Ove Glove was that it's hard to take on and off so if you are in a real hurry like I always am, that could be something to consider. Another thing, don't buy a knock off brand, they aren't the same. The real Ove Glove is very heat resistant, but the knock off isn't thick enough and heat does get through. I use the ones that I have as pot holders...to set a hot pot on.

Mine is an original "Ove" Glove (how it is written on the label) made in South Korea, and it has a UL marking on it as well. The label says Max. temp 480°. Also, it is two layers, and this does make it a bit awkward to take off. I've had mine for a very long time - maybe the newer ones are better.

I do need new pot holders - I go through them very quickly. What I hate is when they get a hole between the thumb and finger parts, and then I can get burned.

My husband gave me an Ove Glove one year and while you could lift something out of the oven very carefully carrying it several feet the heat would sink through the material. It is just several layers of crochet like material and does nothing to block the heat. If you should happen to spill something on it the stuff will come right through the glove. Depending on the size of your hands if they are smaller than the glove your fingers can slip inside the glove.