Mrs. Anderson's Baking Oven Rack Push Pull Stick, Natural Bamboo

I use this with my toaster oven and it’s easy and convenient. No more accidental burns from the wire racks. Can use it to push and pull the racks!

I'm not a graceful person. I have burned myself more times than I can remember. I bought a new countertop oven that is infrared and gets hot FAST. I knew I needed a new oven tool. Silicone is fine, but I was looking for something more old school. (These used to be called "oven squirrels" and were carved from wood.) Since I couldn't find one of those, I opted for this bamboo beauty. Easy to use. Good size for my countertop oven. Rinse off if needed. Thank you for saving my hands!!

Works great. I use it both for my regular oven and toaster oven, air fryer. Does not absorb heat quickly. I like that it's made from a natural material. Comfortable to use and easy to clean if needed.

I bought a countertop oven and found myself constantly getting too close to hot surfaces with a traditional potholder. I got this to pull the hot rack out. It also has proved handly for pushing the rack back as well.The only negative is if you have a large pan or cookie sheet in the oven it takes some finagling and finesse to get the hook on a rack. This is mostly a negative of the oven, but I think if the designers of this gadget saw it being used in a mini oven rather than the full-sized oven they designed for I think that they could make adjustments that would make it perfect.I don't know that I would ever use this in a full-sized oven, but love it for my little countertop one.

This is a very clever design when using air fryer oven. Product is very functional, easy to clean, durability & burn resistance are a plus. Color as expected.

I love this tool. When I bought it, I considered it a luxury, but I've found it to be a necessity in my kitchen.

Yes, advertised and it’s marvelous.My make up suffers when I get too close to the heat of an oven, in this makes it easy to use the stick to reach in and pull the rack out instead of my hand with a pot holder.I used one for years, but when I moved, that was the end of that for some reason. Time to get another! And this is a quality kitchen tool.

this stick is too short to reach into a toaster oven and can cause one to get burned.