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Kitchen Grips Extra Length Oven Mitt, Charcoal Black
by: Kitchen Grips
List Price: $19.95
Our Price: $8.99
You Save: $ 10.96 ( 55% )
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Description
- Binding: Kitchen
- Brand: Kitchen Grips
- Color: BLACK ON BLACK
- EAN: 0790652111314
- Feature: Heat resistant to 500°
- Label: Kitchen Grips
- Manufacturer: Kitchen Grips
- Model: KXMT131BK
- Publisher: Kitchen Grips
- Studio: Kitchen Grips
- Variation Description: BLACK ON BLACK
- Heat resistant to 500°
- Non-Slip grip
- Water repellent
- Stain resistant
- Made in the USA
This revolutionary material resists heat, cold, stains and liquids. The rubberized exterior offers a safe non-slip grip, while the interior is comfortably smooth to the touch. Stain-resistant, it is easily cleaned by hand or in the dishwasher.
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Kitchen Grips Extra Length Oven Mitt, Charcoal Black- Heat resistant to 500°
- Non-Slip grip
- Water repellent
- Stain resistant
- Made in the USA
List Price: $19.95 Our Price: $8.99 You Save: $ 10.96 ( 55% )
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