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Does this unit interfere
with my cooking?
The inventor and his family cook on the stove almost every
day and the unit has never interfered with them cooking. Note:
all that constant cooking left a lot of splatter on the front of
the oven and the dials --- that’s why he invented this.
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How secure is this unit and
what are the chances of it getting knocked-off or broken?
This unit is held on with very strong neodymium magnets. It’s
difficult to remove by pulling straight forward on the unit; but
if you tilt it down and break the edge of the magnet’s hold, it
can be removed much easier. It’s also made of thick Plexiglas
which does not break easily.
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Will this unit attach to my
stainless steel oven?
Most stainless steel ovens that I have seen have a steel top
supporting the burner assembly. The ‘Splatter Guard’ will attach
to this type oven; but if the burner assembly top is also
stainless steel, these magnets will not attach to it.
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My oven has a slightly
rounded front edge. Which unit would work best with this style
oven?
Having seen this type of oven-front in the stores, I believe
that model “A” would work best on this style of oven.
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Is there a unit designed to
fit my special profile-edge oven (typically G.E.)?
Not at this time but perhaps in the near future when there is
enough demand for that particular style.
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My oven is 36” wide, do you
have a unit to fit that width?
Not yet but perhaps in the future.
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Does this product come in
different colors?
No.
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Why can’t I just put this
‘Splatter Guard’ in my dishwasher to clean it?
The water in your dishwasher is usually heated to around 140
degrees or more, and over a period of time this could cause the
glue to fail. The unit could come apart. A simple wipe-down is
the safest solution.
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If a magnet comes lose, what
glue should I use to re-glue it?
The manufacturer uses heavy duty, industrial strength glue to
adhere the magnets to the unit; but occasionally a magnet may
come lose due to high oven heat on the surface, or due to the
frequent hot/cold cycling that occurs every time you heat up and
then cool down your oven. It is recommended that a
heat-resistant epoxy glue be used to re-glue the magnet to the
unit.
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