ACE HOMEACE 6pcs silicone utensil set review: stated heat rating

ACE HOMEACE 6pcs Silicone Kitchen Utensil Set with Wooden Handle

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team · Updated Aug 1, 2026 · How we review

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Quick verdict

Six silicone tools with tongs and a published 220°C heat rating for under ₱300, the only budget set here that tells you its limit.

At a glance

BrandACE HOMEACE
TypeKitchen tool set
Price₱289 (as of Aug 1, 2026)
Owner rating4.8 ★ from 244 reviews
ShopACE HOMEACE PH
Units sold909

Specifications

TypeKitchen tool set
Pieces6
MaterialSilicone heads, wooden handles
Heat resistanceUp to 220°C per the listing
HolderNot included

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

  • Publishes a 220°C heat ceiling, which most sets at this price never state
  • Six tools including tongs for well under three hundred pesos
  • Silicone heads are rated safe for non-stick cookware

✗ Cons

  • No holder in the box, so the set lives in a drawer unless you buy a caddy
  • Wooden handles rule out the dishwasher and will crack if left in the sink

The ACE HOMEACE 6-piece set does something almost nothing else at this price does: it publishes a heat rating. 220°C, printed on the listing, alongside six silicone tools with wooden handles and tongs, for under ₱300.

Why does the stated rating matter so much?

Because in this category, almost nobody gives you one. Scroll the listings and you get “heat resistant” with no number, which tells you nothing. Silicone that gets pushed past its limit can turn tacky or start to break down, and you would rather know where that line sits.

220°C is a sensible working figure. Deep-frying runs around 180°C, so the rating covers normal cooking with margin to spare. It is not permission to leave a tool parked in an empty pan on full heat, but for everything you actually do while cooking, it is enough.

The value here is less the number itself and more that ACE HOMEACE was willing to commit to one.

Is the set any good beyond that?

Yes. Six pieces including tongs, which the cheaper five-piece sets skip. The heads are silicone, so they are safe on non-stick, and the listing states as much explicitly. Wooden handles keep your grip cool.

It carries a 4.8 across 244 ratings, which is decent but a long way short of the volume behind our Best Overall pick. Enough to be reassuring, not enough to be conclusive.

What are the drawbacks?

No holder. Six tools with nowhere to go means a drawer or a rail.

Hand-washing only, because of the wooden handles. The joint between wood and silicone is the failure point on every set built this way, and water sitting in it is what kills them. Wash, dry, put away.

And be honest about what a set at this price is: the silicone is thinner than on a ₱700 set, so the tools flex under pressure. Fine for stirring and turning, less good for scraping something stiff.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱289 as of August 1, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It sits within a few pesos of the FUSIDO set, and the choice between them comes down to what you value: FUSIDO gives you longer handles, ACE HOMEACE gives you a number you can plan around. We slightly prefer knowing the limit.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a cheap silicone set but dislike buying blind on specs, and you want tongs in the box. Skip it if you need a holder included, or if you want tools sturdy enough to scrape a stiff mixture out of a pan.

See how it ranks in our best kitchen tool sets in the Philippines roundup, or read what heat ratings mean in practice in the kitchen tool set buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want a higher stated ceiling and no wood at all? The Dreepor 7PCS silicone set states 250°C, uses one-piece silicone that washes easily, and includes a rotating stand. Prefer longer handles for deep-frying at the same money? The FUSIDO 6pcs silicone utensil set also has tongs, though it publishes no heat figure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a 220°C heat rating actually mean?

It is the temperature the silicone is rated to handle without degrading. For context, deep-frying runs around 180°C and a hot pan sears higher. A 220°C rating covers normal cooking with margin, but it is not a licence to leave the tool sitting in a screaming pan.

Why does a published heat rating matter?

Because most sets in this price range never state one, so you are guessing. Silicone that degrades can get sticky or shed. A stated figure means the maker is willing to commit to a number, which is a small but real accountability signal.

Are the handles dishwasher safe?

No. The heads are silicone but the handles are wood, and wood should not go in a dishwasher. Water gets into the joint, the handle swells, and it eventually cracks away from the head.

Does it come with tongs?

Yes. Six pieces including tongs, which is the tool budget sets most often skip and the one you miss fastest when frying.