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eakdesign's recommendation

Stylish and easy to clean.

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Updated Dec 12, 2007

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thedelicious' recommendation

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because they're sturdy and can resist temperatures of up to 675 degrees farenheit, you won't break a nail nor burn a fingertip when you're taking your roast out of the oven

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Updated Nov 28, 2006

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dryshape's recommendation

the best thing about these is they maintain their shape and amazing color no matter what!

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Updated Oct 30, 2008

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thenewstayathomemom's recommendation

I love these! No more worrying about getting goo all over cloth oven mitts. These are easy to wash, and stylish. (via mrsmogul)

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Updated May 12, 2008

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mrsmogul's recommendation

We really need oven mitts and these look sturdy and durable!

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Updated Apr 20, 2008

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Etcetera's recommendation

Calling all chefs and bakers!
These handy mitts are safe up to 675 degrees. So don't ever worry about taking things out of the oven again.These silicone oven mitts also have a left and right hand mitt in each set, and because they are made of silicone, they are really flexible to your movements.

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Updated Mar 10, 2008

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carolineoncrack's recommendation

Cute colors and will definitely protect your pretty hands from getting burned as they resist up to 675 degrees F. Even if you're not going to bake anything at those temperatures it's reassuring. (via thedelicious)

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Updated Dec 12, 2007

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moondancer2007's recommendation

I'm just going to quote "thedelicious": because they're sturdy and can resist temperatures of up to 675 degrees farenheit, you won't break a nail nor burn a fingertip when you're taking your roast out of the oven"

Perfect. (via thedelicious)