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cayenneman
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 Posted: Nov 18 2010 Post subject: BBQ Gloves |
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| I am making out my X-mas wish list and wondered if anyone could recommend some good heat resistant, bbq gloves with textured fingers to help get a grip when handling meat? Thanks. |
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KuppiKunta
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This site previously referred me to: www.boss-safety.com. I was very pleased with the gloves I ordered from them.
Once on the site, just search for "PVC Gloves".
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BigPhil32
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I won some Weber gloves earlier this year, but they do not have textured fingers, but I am still very please with them.
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SoEzzy
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I use Black Knight rubber gloves for moving hot meat around on or off the pit, but for pulling pork etc, I use gloves from Harbor Freight, the cotton work gloves, then stretch a food handling glove over the top, the non latex gloves protect from the liquids and the cotton gloves protect pretty good from the heat.
You will find that it still gets a little hot by the third or fourth butt, but a couple of minutes break then works for me to cool the hands back down to working temperature too.
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NaughtyNurse
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| Posted: Nov 18 2010 Post subject: |
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| SoEzzy wrote: | | the cotton work gloves, then stretch a food handling glove over the top, the non latex gloves protect from the liquids and the cotton gloves protect pretty good from the heat. |
+1
Simple and cheap, plus you maintain pretty good dexterity
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BEAN
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| KuppiKunta wrote: | This site previously referred me to: www.boss-safety.com. I was very pleased with the gloves I ordered from them.
Once on the site, just search for "PVC Gloves". |
This is what i use as well.
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lostarrow
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You really need two kinds of gloves.
High heat silicone gloves for handling hot meat ( they wash easily with soap & hot water.
Welders or leather grilling gloves for handling hot charcoal ,hot charcoal baskets etc. |
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SoEzzy
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| lostarrow wrote: | You really need two kinds of gloves.
High heat silicone gloves for handling hot meat ( they wash easily with soap & hot water.
Welders or leather grilling gloves for handling hot charcoal ,hot charcoal baskets etc. |
I'd make that 4 kinds then.
Welders for the hot fire items.
Thick Black Rubber Hot food on and off the pit.
Cotton for under the Latex free food safety gloves... yup that's the 4 kinds I use!  
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animal
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Glad you brought that up. I forgot I need a new pair, I have been using many types but the best ones I have ever had came with a Showtime rotisserie oven. They are flexible and keep the hands cool, gonna have to do a search
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I really like these
http://www.texasbbqrub.com/tools.htm
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| BEAN wrote: | | KuppiKunta wrote: | This site previously referred me to: www.boss-safety.com. I was very pleased with the gloves I ordered from them.
Once on the site, just search for "PVC Gloves". |
This is what i use as well. |
Did you try the link? |
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Mr Tony's BBQ
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Soapm
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| Mr Tony's BBQ wrote: | | Soapm wrote: | | BEAN wrote: | | KuppiKunta wrote: | This site previously referred me to: www.boss-safety.com. I was very pleased with the gloves I ordered from them.
Once on the site, just search for "PVC Gloves". |
This is what i use as well. |
Did you try the link? |
ya gots ta remove the period [ . ] at the end of the com
http://www.boss-safety.com
that worked for me |
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tacklebox
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I just let other people pull my meat  Let them wory about how to protect their hands 
I do like SoEzzy...cotton under nitrile, works great.
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Soapm
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| Mr Tony's BBQ wrote: | | tacklebox wrote: | | I just let other people pull my meat Let them wory about how to protect their hands |
So you now take your pork to the airport scanners?  |
He said get it pulled not groped... |
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BriGreentea
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I have some (suede?) gloves I got at a hardware store. They go in a big plactic bucket I have all my bbq stuff in.
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| BriGreentea wrote: | | I have some (suede?) gloves I got at a hardware store. They go in a big plactic bucket I have all my bbq stuff in. |
How do you clean them? |
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