The Oven Rack Guard offers real protection against burns from the accidental touching or brushing against hot oven racks! Made from fabric first developed for firefighters, the Oven Rack Guard protects by slowing the heat transfer from metal oven racks to your skin.
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Product Details
Product Length:
6.0 inches
Product Width:
5.25 inches
Product Height:
0.5 inches
Product Weight:
0.18 pounds
Package Length:
6.2 inches
Package Width:
5.3 inches
Package Height:
0.5 inches
Package Weight:
0.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 42 reviews
Features
Safe up to 500° F
Snaps allow for easy installation and removal
Able to remain in the oven between uses
Machine washable
Receive two guards per purchase
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 42 customer reviews )
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25 of 25 found the following review helpful:
No oven should go without one! Feb 04, 2008
By G. Ovenden
"Pepper"
I own a set of the Oven Rack Guards and this is one of the best kitchen inventions I have ever seen. I am a kitchen gizmo guy and I love the latest and greatest. The Guards are great, machine washable (I just leave mine in all the time) and idiot proof! What the guards lack in style, they more than make up for in function. For Christmas this past year, I purchased seven additional sets for gifts and those people are now in love too!
22 of 24 found the following review helpful:
Oven Rack Guard OK Sep 11, 2009
By Ilisia Kissner I ordered these oven rack guards after burning myslef reaching into the oven. They do the job of covering the rack's edge and protecting me from myself. There is one problem that makes me say the product is just OK, and that is the discoloration. I use my oven frequently and after a very short time, the rack guards became discolored. They are cream colored, but very quickly darkened in an uneven way and are unsightly. They work really well, but don't look good. If that is not an issue for you then the product is a good choice.
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Wish I'd known about these years ago... Jun 11, 2008
By Pera
"Publisher"
Great idea. I wish I'd known about them years ago. The only drawback is that they seem to give off an odor the first time or two when you heat up your oven with them installed. But I know they will spare me many burns.
11 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Doesn't do what I thought it would...and doesn't do what it's supposed to all that great Jan 21, 2011
By seth myers I read about this product and thought it was a great idea because I thought it would:
1. Stay cool enough in the over that you would be able to pull out the oven rack without an oven mit to check the temperature or flip what your cooking. They do stay cooler longer than the metal rack, but they get way to hot to be able to grab and pull out the rack without an oven mit.
2. Make it so touching the rack would be no big deal...like what's shown in the picture here for the product. Maybe I'm just a complete baby when it comes to heat, but they get plenty hot to make it uncomfortable to touch them. The will probably prevent you from getting burned, but you still don't want to bump them after you've had something in the over at 400 for 30 minutes.
Unfortunately, in addition to not providing the two benefits I thought they would they also have a negative drawback:
1. With these on your oven racks you can not easily slide dishes/pans off the rack because the "guard" creates a lip that you have to pick the dish/pan up over to remove from the oven. This is just annoying and actually forces you to reach into the oven more making it more likely you will come into contact with the other rack.
All in all, a great idea that doesn't perform.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great Xmas present. Nov 23, 2008
By fairmontGN Bought this product for my Mom for Xmas. It was a big hit. No more burnt wrists.
based on 42 reviews
No oven should go without one! Feb 04, 2008
By G. Ovenden
"Pepper"
Oven Rack Guard OK Sep 11, 2009
By Ilisia Kissner
Doesn't do what I thought it would...and doesn't do what it's supposed to all that great Jan 21, 2011
By seth myers
