What You Should Know About The QVC Oven Glove Recall

QVC Is Recalling Over A Million Pairs Of Oven Gloves

If you have a QVC shopper in your family you may want to go through your oven gloves.

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It's been announced that QVC has received over 160 complaints on the recalled oven gloves. The complaints range from insufficient heat protection to minor burns.

Which Oven Gloves Are Being Recalled?

CBS is reporting that the gloves have been sold from August 2018 through August 2024 on QVC.com, QVC TV and any digital QVC platforms under the name Temp-tations Oven Gloves. These oven gloves were sold both per pair, and they also came in different kitchen kits sold by QVC.

From the Consumer Product Safety Commission, look for model numbers:

• K51459
• K76398
• K47973
• K48879
• K85322
• K96004
• K92603
• K308719
• K309220
• K309388
• K309516

You will also find "Temp-tations by Tara" printed on a label stitched to the inside of the gloves.

What Do You Do If You Have The Oven Gloves?

Stop using them immediately. Again, there have been over 90 reports of burns that happened using the gloves.

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Return them to QVC for a full refund. You can call QVC at 888.770.7119 Monday through Friday, or click here and it will take you to the QVC recall page.

An Observation

While writing this, I was a bit stunned by how long QVC (Who's parent company is Home Shopping Network) had been selling this defective product before they issued a recall. Then, I found out that this isn't the first time they've stalled telling consumers about defective products they sold.

According to CBS News, "HSN last year agreed to pay a $16 million fine for waiting years to disclose a dangerous defect in millions of clothes steamers despite getting reports of dozens of injuries and numerous customer complaints."

Not cool, QVC, not cool.

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