Frux Home and Yard Ships Newly Launched Silicone Oven Mitts in Biodegradable Poly Bags
Jan 3, 2020
January 03, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Frux Home and Yard, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, has announced that they are shipping their newly launched silicone oven mitts in a biodegradable poly bag mostly made from starch. They have recently launched the oven mitts, which are extra long and heat resistant, BPA free, food safe and designed for baking. The poly bags used for shipping the oven mitts are recyclable, biodegradable, durable, and compostable. They want to point out that these poly bags are indicative of their commitment to help protect the environment by using more environmentally friendly packaging.
Mike MacDonald, a spokesperson for Frux Home and Yard, says, “We have newly launched our new line of silicone oven mitts in October, which ensures that people will no longer get burned while baking or cooking using the oven or grill because of their incredible heat resistance. We would now like to announce that we have started shipping them in biodegradable poly bags rather than the usual plastic bags. Since they are mostly made from starch, they will easily decomposed when thrown away, unlike plastic bags. We will also be doing this with our other products.”
The biodegradable plastics used by Frux Home and Yard are made from all-natural plant materials, specifically starch. Biodegradable plastics are broken down by naturally occurring bacteria. They are also compostable, which means they break down through composting within 3 to 6 months. They also require less energy during manufacturing and produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
The newly launched SiliMitts are priced at $13.97 and have been tested to be heat resistant up to 500 degree Fahrenheit or 260 degrees Centigrade. They have been made extra long to ensure that the hands and forearms are protected from burns using the oven or the grill. It has also been ascertained to be safe for use by the whole family as its outer liner is manufactured from 100 percent BPA free silicone that is waterproof and FDA approved. It is also provided with a soft and comfortable inner liner made of 50 percent polyester and 50 percent cotton.
These silicone oven mitts have also been designed to prevent slips by having a lifted pattern for a textured and non-slip grip. Because of this, users will be able to maintain a non-skid grip when reaching for heavy baking trays, roasting pans, and dutch ovens. Also, it will only take a few seconds to clean them with warm water and soap. The inner quilted liner can be pulled out for cleaning. However, it is sewn at the seams to ensure that it will never get lost.
Meanwhile, customers who have already tried the silicone oven mitts have mostly left five star reviews about the product. For instance, J.K.H. gave it a five star rating and said, “My kitchen turns into a toffee factory every holiday season since I make probably 50+ lbs for friends, family, and fundraising. I was complaining to my husband about needing to use multiple layers of pot holders/oven mitts simultaneously since none were heavy-duty enough to withstand the heat when it came time to pour a double batch of candy into the pans. He ordered these for me. I made my first batch with them this morning and I am impressed! I can’t speak for durability yet but they are great when it comes to heat resistance! Also, very easy to clean. They don’t allow for much dexterity but, let’s be real, I’m not using them to crochet. They do the job I need them to do.” Overall, these silicone oven mitts have an overall rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 485 customer reviews.
Frux Home and Yard also offers a variety of products that are helpful for the home and the yard. These include the Flameless LED Tea Light Candles, Bamboo Cheese Board and Knife Set, Best Flameless Tealights with Bonus Luminary Bag, Set of Luminary Bags for Flameless Tealights, and Flameless Tea Light Votive Wraps.
Those who are interested in knowing more about the silicone oven mitts and other products from Frux Home and Yard can visit their website or contact them on the telephone or through email.
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For more information about Frux Home and Yard, contact the company here:
Frux Home and Yard
Mike MacDonald
1-888-410-2340
[email protected]
3651 Lindell Road
Suite D117
Las Vegas, NV 89103
ReleaseID: 60032795
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