Frux Home and Yard Announces Restock On Best Selling Silicone Oven Mitts in All Colors
Mar 21, 2019
In need of comfy and highly durable oven mitts for baking or cooking in general? Frux Home and Yard's top-rated silicone oven mitts are now restocked, with all three colors available.
March 21, 2019 —
High-quality kitchen necessities such as pot holders and oven mitts can be challenging to find at low costs; however, an Amazon-based company called Frux Home and Yard is changing the game with their Silli-Mitts silicone oven gloves. The oven mitts are both high-quality allowing them to be used in extremely hot temperatures, and affordable with free shipping included.
The mitts are made from 100% FDA approved silicone, and they are BPA free, meaning they are safe for everyone. When cooking with an oven, over a fire, grill or dealing with hot or cold items, the oven mitts are heat resistant up to 482 F / 250 C.
On Amazon.com the Silli-Mitts have over 500 5-star reviews from delighted customers who enjoy the oven mitts utility and comfortability. The inside of the glove is made with a cotton and polyester blend which provides added comfort, and the outer silicone layer features a raised pattern for a non-slip grip that provides additional safety when lifting heavy or hot items.
Since the mitts are made with silicone, they are incredibly easy to clean. One of Frux Home and Yards customers reported on Amazon in a 5-star review washing them easily with soap. “This is the best kitchen purchase! Throw away all your dirty burned food stained cotton mitts. These are heavy duty and fit well in my small hands. I cook with Staub a lot, and the handles get hot. Pulling a hot, heavy roasting pan out of the oven is no longer a challenge. These extend up your arm to protect wrists from accidental contact with hot ovens. Clean up is a breeze – simply wash your mitt clad hands with dish soap. Every cook in my Christmas list is getting a pair of these wonderful gloves.”
The silicone oven mitts are available for purchase for $20.97 in charcoal grey, black, red, and blue as stated by Mike MacDonald, social media manager for Frux. “We are so excited to announce that we now have everyone’s favorite oven mitts back and stocked up in all the color options! These silicone oven mitts have become a best-seller for us and customers using Amazon Prime can even receive free two-day shipping.”
For more information on Frux Home and Yard and the affordable products they sell, readers can visit their Amazon or their website which also features fun articles and DIY projects.
Contact Info:
Name: Mike MacDonald
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-888-410-2340
Organization: Frux Home and Yard
Release ID: 494502
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