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Question: Is this waterproof ie if i dip my hand wearing these gloves in boiling liquid (or hot soup falls on it etc) will it get through to my hands or not?
Document: These are well made but do not function correctly. Unless you have very big hands (mine are size 8), when you close your hand while wearing these gloves, the natural crease point isn't the same as the hand, so your fingers don't naturally meet your thumb in a grip. There is too much rubber folded in the way. This makes me concerned that I won't have a good grip on some roasting hot pan coming out of the oven.
These waterproof oven mitts will indeed allow you handle very hot dishes. MUCH better that cloth mitts that burn you if you get them wet. I took a Corning casserole dish out of the oven at 400F and just held it a little while to see, and the insides warmed up but I had plenty of time, no hurry to set it down.But be careful! The inside lining material is pretty slick and they feel like they will slip around of even off your hand while handling the hot dish.
Though a bit oversized for my larger-than-usual-hand-size-for-a-woman, these things are great. I do put on a pair of gloves first just to keep them from slipping off my hands.After a few uses, I became a virtual daredevil! I needed to deal with a head of boiling cabbage, pulling back one leaf at time. My husband gasped the first time I stuck my hand in the pot and lifted it out.
They feel a bit clumsy  and slightly loose on your hands - not a glove like fit. But they work great, no felt heat at all and if you get hot liquid on the outside of the mitts, they don'y absorb or penetrate so no steam burns. What more can you ask for?
I've been loving these gloves after using them for a few months! I got these after being burned multiple times using the regular cotton hotpads I've used for years. When emptying hot pots of water, if cotton pot holders get wet you get scalded. Also, when pulling out a lower rack of food, if the top of your hand touches the upper rack, your knuckles get burned, and if the pad slips, your palm gets burned. None of these situatinos is an issue with these gloves!
I haven't tried it yet, but I don't see why you couldn't take foods out of boiling water with these - as long as you make sure the ends of the gloves stay well above the waterline! They can be surface-washed with running water or wiped clean with a cloth, and are then ready for immediate re-use. (Unlike cloth mitts that have to be laundered when they get dirty or dried when they get wet.)
These gloves are very prtective , but feels like you are wearing a thick rubber glove. It took me a while to get used to them and break them in. Great protection from heat , in the oven and outside on the grill. Very good grip. So strange not using a cloth glove , but I'm a believer in this product. Just takes a little time adjusting. Good buy!
How nice to be able to reach into boiling water to retrieve canning jars, or pull pans from the oven with ease. These seem a little large, and therefore awkward, but actually are easy to get used to and do a great job. Do not expect to hold anything hot for very long, as they eventually heat through.
I have to say I was worried that these would not work since they look like thick rubber gloves, but decided to give them a try. I'm glad I did because they work very well. What I like is that they will not get wet or soak up liquid from the food when you are taking a casserole dish out of the oven. My old cloth-type of mitt was always getting wet on the ends and burning my fingers, not to mention looking bad and stained.
Works exactly as advertised -- never have gotten burned while wearing these and taking stuff out of a hot even. Gloves grip well and the lining is very comfortable. Have a pair that I've been using for over a year and just bought another pair as a gift.
Answer: It will not. They have a silicone outside and cloth inside. You should be fine if you spill something hot on them. I would not suggest immersing them in boiling liquid however!