Splatter screen
Replaced an old one we had for years this one being much better as the handle folds down for easier storage
Splatter Screen
Absorbs cooking odours while preventing splatters
£17.95
- Product Code:
- 1827233
Standard delivery - With our standard delivery service we aim to deliver your item within 5 days, whilst asking you to allow up to 10 days as some items are despatched directly from our trusted specialist suppliers.
Now you can fry food more cleanly and without the danger of hot splatters. This stainless steel screen has a carbon filter sandwiched between two mesh layers to act like a mini cooker hood, absorbing aromas and releasing steam when frying fish or meat, without impeding cooking. The screen also stops splattering, keeping your hob cleaner.
- Measures 29cm diameter
- Folding handle for easy storage
- Hand wash
Product Ratings & Reviews (12) Hide Show
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Splatter Screen
Excellent item and folds for easy storage
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Makes a difference...
Really helps to keep the cooker clean, especially when cooking bolognese sauce. Also helps to filter smells and with the folding handle it makes storage easy.
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Excellent Splatter screen
A good strong splatter screen. The folding feature is very useful.
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Splatter Screen
A very useful item - good size and easy to hold and fold. Good for keeping grease in kitchen to minimum
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Great
Very useful when frying and the handle folds away for storage.
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good but one has to be careful about size of pan.
I find it reasonably useful but not 100% Until I found the correct size pan it did not help at all
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A good buy
The splatter guard was immediately put into use. Does what it says on he tin!. Time saving tool.
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splatter screen
Used it a few times already and it does what the description says
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