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Fuseworks Hot Mitts - 1 Pair

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Fuseworks Hot Mitts - 1 Pair
Fuseworks Hot Mitts - 1 Pair by Diamond Tech
$9.95 USD
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Item# 427846   In Stock
  • 60% cotton 40% polyester blend
  • Gloves are not designed to grasp hot glass or perform in high temperatures

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Perfect For Microwave Kilns
Fuseworks Hot Mitts are ideal to wear when reaching into the microwave to remove kiln. Machine wash in cold water and line dry. 60% cotton 40% polyester blend.

Caution! Gloves are not designed to grasp hot glass or perform in high temperatures. Always allow plenty of time for the kiln to cool in the microwave before touching.

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