Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: looking for punture resistant gloves to removea mirror glued on a wall in house our daughter just bought. Told get fireplace gloves-would these work?
Document: i looked everywhere before to get these and found um here-we use them for our fireplace in the house to move logs around when the fire is going. i even bought my dad a pair since we loved this so much! we have had ours for 2 years now and they do not look a day older.
Bought these gloves to use with the fireplace and BBQ. Gave them a test drive today and try and moved the pizza stone off the bbq grill and basically burned my fingers. The week before I used a cooking cloth designed to move hot things and it work much better then these gloves. Given that i would not feel comfortable move hot logs in a fireplace. I bought these gloves thinking they would give me full use of my fingers but useless since they are not burn proof. I would look elsewhere.
I bought these gloves not to use at welding gloves but to use to add wood to my fireplace insert. They are perfect.They were much more inexpensive compared to many others on Amazon and they are exactly what I was looking for.
These gloves let me put the logs into the firebox by hand, I can even briefly hold a flaming log if I have to, to get the job done.These are outstanding gloves. They have put up with my abuse for two winters now, including getting wet from snowy logs, and scalded from flaming ones.I would absolutely recommend these to a friend as fireplace gloves, and I already have.For welding...
These gloves do not have enough insulation. I bought them to use as oven mitts, and I realize that is not the intended use. But holding onto 400 degree metal is common to baking and welding.I had a skillet in the oven at 400 and took it out and dumped the contents onto a plate. In that time, maybe 10 seconds, it started to become painful to hold on, and in a few more seconds my fingers would have started to get burned.
These are fantastic gloves for use with a wood stove. We only heat with wood, so we use these gloves every day for the entire heating season, which is over five months long. Very well padded and heat resistant. THESE ARE THE BEST GLOVES FOR THE MONEY. YOU COULD PAY TWICE AS MUCH OR MORE FOR INFERIOR GLOVES. They are blue, which is pretty looking, and made in the usa!!!! They are perfect!!!!!!!!!!! !
I bought the gloves to weld on my vehicle and around the house.I weld with them for one day with no trouble.great glove feel great.I highly recommend.
I'm not a welder, I used to be a welder's apprentice...But I use wood burning stoves to heat my house and my cabin.These gloves are my fireplace gloves, and I use them when I'm stoking an already-hot fire, or adding fuel for the night.When I'm adding logs for the long night, they have to be arranged to fit 6 hours worth of logs in the firebox.
I bought these glvoes to use when BBQing. I can pick up a hot grate and feel no heat. Just what I was looking for. These gloves are more of a royal blue, they are a different color than the picture provided.
The picture does not represent the true color of these gloves (they're very bright blue), but regardless, for my purposes (grilling), they work perfectly.Bottom line is that if you're looking for a good BBQ glove, these are a much cheaper alternative to what's out there. And arguably better at their core purpose.
Answer: yes