Your kitchen glove doesn't protect you from the fire.

It's common for many people to think that the kitchen glove is super resistant to high temperatures and fire, but that's not quite the case. As much as this utensil is used to come into contact with hot materials and dishes, it should not be placed in direct contact with fire. Keep reading and find out how to kitchen glove can protect from fire.

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The kitchen glove revolution

The invention of this glove is great because it covers the entire hand with insulating fabric. That way, in the event of an accident and the pot or kettle slips in front of your fingers, you can adjust your grip without causing a painful burn.

These gloves are mostly made from low conductivity materials, which means that heat is not transferred to the hands as quickly as cotton. But even though these materials have low conductivity, they can still pose a fire hazard in your kitchen.

Beware of contact with fire

Imprudence in the kitchen environment is super common and that's why we should be very careful. Even because a hot oven can be very dangerous, especially if you think that kitchen gloves are super resistant to fire and very high heat. Never place these gloves in the oven or near an open flame.

Precautions to take in the kitchen

Bearing in mind the dangers existing in the kitchen, with gloves and any other utensil, we will list below some points that need to be taken care of. Remember that here are just some of the countless precautions you need to take in the kitchen, cooking or not.

• Do not throw food into hot oil, especially cold and frozen food;
• Do not place metallic objects in the microwave oven;
• Keep the handles of the pans towards the stove (so that the hot contents do not accidentally fall on you);
• Prefer non-slip mats, so you avoid falls and slips;
• Always keep children away from the kitchen if you cannot supervise them at the moment.