🔥 Dishwasher-Safe Splatter Screen Guard: Say Goodbye to Grease Splashes, Burns, and Messy Clean-Ups with our Heat-Resistant, Easy-to-Clean Silicone Handle Skillet Shield Review

Good splash guard, strong and durable. Does what it should. Pretty easy to clean. Dawn and hot water, and in a minute it's clean. I gave them 1 star because the metal holding the pen is very sharp on the corners and the edges are almost sharp enough to cut yourself. With normal use I don't think it will hurt you but it still can which is why I gave them 1 star. I called the company and he listened very kindly and said they would look into it, although I don't 100% agree. Just be aware of this…

Great idea overall. But on first use I noticed how sharp the edges are, so I'll sand them down a bit later. As soon as I opened the handle, a piece bounced off and hit my cheek. I found it under the stove and it was the piece that was spot welded to hold the handle in place. Big. Broke before I had a chance to use it. Well still optimistic, I used it this morning with no broken part. Works great except for the flexible handle. It could use a little tweaking in my opinion, but the idea is good…

YES! I fry my tofu, I fry my tempura veggies, I fry mine. . . . I use Sulu Organic Avocado Oil and cover the pan with this well-made splatter shield. Everything is crispy and delicious. The Foxel Splashguard is a durable, double-shielded, polished stainless steel product. In my opinion all parts are very strong stainless steel welded materials. I was hesitant to purchase due to the folding handle and what I consider to be the high price of the mudguard. It's so durable - I think it should last…

Our old splash guard probably predates our marriage in the mid 1990's. It worked, but it was too big, awkward to use and store, and I didn't use it. The new one answers all these questions, fits my cast iron perfectly and looks great. I cook on the stove a lot more often without fear of making a big mess. It's not that there's no mess, say, when I'm cooking bacon or frying some lamb chops, but there's less mess, and that makes a big difference to me. Also, it looks a lot better than the barred…

I've used this splash screen a number of times and it works really well. It's pretty heavy, which tells me they didn't skimp on the materials. It's made entirely of stainless steel, so it gleams with cleanliness after being washed in the dishwasher. It's really good at retaining most grease splatters, so cleaning up the stove after cooking takes a lot less time. The screen's largest pans usually touch the food. No big deal, but maybe it wouldn't have happened if they reversed it. Another flaw…

I bought it as a gift and to replace a bunch of old ones I had. Generally very pleasant. The packaging was top notch. A nice finishing touch for a "hello/thank you" letter. I've used it several times now and I love it. Very nice stainless steel rim, easy to clean. I'm a bit in the dark as to whether I like the actual screen size. I've only used it in a regular sized pan (think 12 inches) when cooking bacon. In use, I thought that the diameter of the screen hole might be limiting and retain heat

As described, "HOLDS 99% OF HOT SPLASHES❗", "Retains grease and oil in pan, on clothes and counters" and "Prevents even the smallest drip from running away." I would say 99% is a bit overrated and the 'drip' will certainly escape, but it's quite effective at minimizing splashes outside the pot, more so than a typical splashback, thanks to the large, durable protection that surrounds the screen - the screen itself due to its design cannot be too effective in preventing splatter spillage…