Neoprene Kitchen Glove Kitty Love
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Oven Glove AMBITION
- Durable material: made from neoprene, resistant to high temperatures and intensive use
- Kitty Love collection: humorous design with a caption and cute graphic
- Ergonomic shape: provides comfort and a secure grip while cooking and baking
- Animal motif: black and white graphic perfect for animal lovers
- Thermal protection: effectively protects hands from hot dishes
- Easy to maintain: material resistant to stains, easy to clean
- Neoprene glove Kitty Love: practical and stylish addition to the kitchen or as a gift
Durable material resistant to temperature and damage
The glove is made of high-quality neoprene, which provides resistance to mechanical damage and protection from temperatures up to 260°C. It offers reliable protection during cooking and baking.
Ergonomic shape ensuring comfort and control
Thanks to a proper fit to the hand, the glove fits well and allows safe, precise handling of hot dishes.
Playful design that enlivens the kitchen
The motif of a charming cat or dog with a humorous caption gives the glove a unique character and introduces a warm, homely atmosphere to the kitchen.
Effective protection against hot dishes
The elongated design protects not only the hand but also the wrist and forearm, increasing safety when handling hot elements.
Easy care and hygiene
The glove can be machine washed at a temperature of 60°C, making it easy to maintain cleanliness and keep it in perfect condition.
Stylish and practical kitchen gift
It is a great choice for any animal lover and fan of original kitchen accessories. It works well both for daily use and as a small, imaginative gift.
Manufacturer
Dajar Sp. z o.o.
ul.Połtawska 6
75-072 Koszalin
Poland
e-mail: [email protected]
Safety information
This product may be used safely and in the manner specified by the manufacturer only on the basis of the instructions for use and maintenance, recommendations, warnings, or safety information provided on the product, its packaging, or enclosed with the product.
