Conjunto de pegas para panelas Lurch 00070091, 2 unid., 20×20 cm, algodão/poliéster/silicone, resistente ao calor até 315 °C

Set of two Lurch potholders (model 00070091), each approximately 20×20 cm, made from a combination of cotton, polyester fabric and silicone elements. These potholders are designed to protect hands and surfaces when handling hot cookware and bakeware, offering heat resistance up to 315 °C. The neutral black, grey and white colour scheme fits into a variety of kitchen interiors and the compact square shape allows for easy storage.

Advantages

These Lurch potholders combine textile softness with a nubbed silicone outer layer to provide non-slip grip and heat protection. The construction balances comfort and safety: the polyester inner material contributes to insulation while the silicone exterior increases friction and protects against high temperatures up to 315 °C. The set includes two matching pads suitable for paired handling of pots and trays, and the design allows the pads to be used as a pan trivet on worktops or tables.

Suitable for

• Removing hot trays, baking dishes and ovenware
• Lifting and carrying pots and pans from stovetop or oven
• Using as a protective trivet for hot cookware on countertops or tables

Key specifications

• Set size: 2 pieces
• Individual dimensions: approx. 20 × 20 cm
• Materials: cotton, polyester (inner), silicone (outer)
• Heat resistance: up to 315 °C
• Non-slip surface: nubbed silicone texture
• Care: machine washable at 30 °C

How to use

Place a potholder between your hand and hot cookware to lift or move pots, pans and trays. Use the nubbed silicone side to increase grip on smooth or heated surfaces. When using as a trivet, position the pad on a stable surface and set the hot item on top to protect countertops or tables. Inspect the potholders for signs of wear before each use and avoid contact with open flames.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the silicone side for gripping and the textile side for added insulation. Wash the potholders at 30 °C when needed and allow them to dry fully before reuse. Do not expose the pads to direct flame or prolonged contact with heating elements; the declared heat resistance applies to brief contact with hot cookware up to 315 °C.