KitchenAid Ribbed Soft Silicone Pot Holder 2-Pack Set, Milkshake Tan, 7"x9"

These are very well made. I’m always happy with this brand Kitchenaid. They are thick , look just like the photo and the color pink is soft and pretty not garish or different from pics. They have pockets for your hand if you like. They really insulated against heat. Price is not bad either. I bought similar items from marshals and was do disappointed. Cheap and super tiny.

BUY THESE NOW -- ONLY THESE Everyone needs potholders. They're practical but boring necessities. Yet I am thrilled by how pleased these made me. They are thick, yet flexible & grippy, easy to slip a hand into, protect well, wipe clean, come in lots of bright colors, and are made in USA of 100% cotton & silicone. The hanging loops are large & all seams well sewn & finished plus there's a 1 year full warranty. I threw out my old ones immediately.

Another great product from Kitchen Aid. Color is deep black and the perfect soze for all of our Needs. I ordered 4 thinking they would be small and they are not. Perfect length and thickness for all size dishware. Super soft and great value for the price.

I love Silicone Pot Holders, and these are large enough to put my whole hand inside to grip a pan properly. I am NOT a fan of the Stitching down the Middle that is very uncomfortable, so taking off 1 star. I've gotten used to it over time. I will say, the mix of Ribbed Silicone is easier to use than a whole Silicone Glove, and these are lighter weight as well as fully protect my hands. I also Love the size of the loops as they can hang on my kitchen towel rack hooks, and can be on or off the rack in an easy sweep! I cook & bake a lot, so I don't like fussy things that impede my pace getting things in & out of the oven.

Best pot holder ever. The silicone keeps the pans from sliding and the price is right. Looks good and performs well

These are heavy duty and very nice, living up to the KitchenAid brand. They'll be easy to clean. These were a Christmas gift but the recipient is quite happy with them. The blue is pretty - a deep blue.

How I arrived at my overall rating: ***** (5 stars) Value ***** (5 stars) Purchase price: $9.00 Saw that there was a price reduction, so bought to try them. I think worth buying even if it were a little more expensive. Quality/Durability ***** (5 stars) Duration of use: 2 years Good quality, stitching is tight (no loose threads). Haven't burned my hands on anything yet. Decent grip Ease of Use/Assembly/Install: ***** (5 stars) This was the first "hybrid" type potholder we bought. It provides excellent protection from the heat, even for pans that are ripping hot. The silicone is not as forgiving as cloth, so when gripping something heavy or large, I usually still opt for gloves (to ensure a more secure grip). But for everything else, I usually turn to these. Usefulness/Appearance/Fun Factor: ***** (5 stars) These are definitely useful! Have them scattered between the oven and the toaster oven. They look great, are heavy duty and seem to clean up ok. I just checked ours and there are no obvious stains on it.

I wore out some KitchenAid oval pot holders, basically the same as these but a little more rounded. Took years of nightly use to do it, and I think I paid less here than the ones I bought locally 6 or 8 years ago. I first tried to replace them with some nice looking ones from one of those companies, you know them, pop up every 6 days with names that look like you just mashed your knuckles on the keyboard. Anyway, I got the fhqwhgads ones and they're... small. Just a little too dainty, a little thinner. Like taking that extra square inch saves them a tiny fraction of a remnibi, so they make it just enough smaller that it doesn't quite fit your hands, doesn't quite cover everything when you're reaching into the oven. Yeah, they don't cost less than these. Not appreciably so. But somehow they're just not useful like these, slightly larger, slightly better made, name brand holders. Don't get me wrong, I can probably find uses for the fhqwhgads brand ones. I throw the flat pot holders on the coutner to protect it from the hot casserole I pull out using these Kitchenaid pot holders. And I guess I could use the tiny oven mitt in an easy back oven while playing tea party with dolls, if I was an 8 year old girl (though I'm almost certain I'm not). But they're false economy. Save literally a dollar to buy something you're going to replace with these anyway. There's nothing special here. Inexpensive, well made, they stand up to my ridiculously hot cast iron when I pull it out after baking bread. Not perfect, but nothing is. They work and I should have replaced my worn out ones with these the first go around.