Silicone Hot Handle Holder, Potholder (Extra Thick Red) for Cast Iron Skillets, Pans, Frying Pans & Griddles, Metal and Aluminum Cookware Handles - Sleeve Grip, Handle Cover
Key features
- •Protect your hands from -104 ºF to 464 ºF (-40°C to 240°C)
- •5.5 inch x 1.8 inch x 1.26 inch. Opening H = 0.39 inch, W = 1,45 inch. Please measure your skillet handle to make sure this is the right size for your particular skillet. The images show what type of handle design the handle holder will fit.
- •Dishwasher safe
- •Slide onto pan handle
- •Secure, comfortable and stable grip. Twice as much silicone compared to the classic model for Better Protection.
Silicone Hot Handle Holder, Potholder (Extra Thick Red) for Cast Iron Skillets, Pans, Frying Pans & Griddles, Metal and Aluminum Cookware Handles - Sleeve Grip, Handle Cover
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Customer Reviews
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dennis scott
dennis scott•September 21, 2017
Actually it's my wife who is happy with these. I'm glad she is happy with them! LOL!
didn't fit my pot handle
Susan Otterson•September 19, 2017
It didn't fit my pot handle, and slips around. I think ti is hazardous to use as it is.
Good snug fit
Skins•September 7, 2017
snug fit for my cast iron skillets, but I needed the snug fit to keep the hot away.
Great for Large Cast Iron Skillets
Valla•August 18, 2017
This handle works great - it is particularly good for the larger cast iron skillets with a slightly longer handle. It makes cooking so much easier when you can grab the handle of the pan!
Protects your hands well
Savvy Shopper•August 16, 2017
Works well for All Clad pans! 95% of the time, I use my stainless steel pans on the stovetop. However when I put them in the oven and then move to the stovetop for serving/finishing cooking, sometimes I forget that the handle is still 400 degrees and start to grab the handle to steady the pan when taking good out with s spatula or whatever. No more burning my hands because I forget that a pan just came out of the oven.
Remember not to store the handle on a pan unless you specifically plan to only use it on that one pan. Otherwise it will lose its flexibility over time.
Remember not to store the handle on a pan unless you specifically plan to only use it on that one pan. Otherwise it will lose its flexibility over time.
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