Does it splatter grease all over the microwave?
1985174
not at all. Actually, the paper towel doesn't get really greasy. The grease all ends up in the bottom of the pan.
1985175
No. But, if you're worried, you can always toss a paper towel over it, like the instructions suggest.
1985176
some, but not as much as a plate. I found that using fewer pieces works better.
1985177
Not at all! I throw a paper towel over it just in case but on occasion I've forgotten and it's fine. Not sure why it isn't messier :)
1985178
The instructions coming with it suggest putting a paper towel over the top. I've followed that suggestion and have had no grease splatter in the microwave.
1359157
No it does not fold up. The more I use it, the less I like it. Have to cover with foil so it does not splatter grease everywhere.
303387
I've never had a problem with it splattering. I love my Faberware Rotisserie
639150
There are multiple holes in this splatter guard. I only use this for frying, to try & keep the grease in the pan. I would have to assume, because of the holes, that there would be very little steam build up by using this cover.
1751494
I have one glass cooktop at my third home, and yes the steamer has the capability to remove the hard grease stains. It will take some time for the steamers to remove it because the grease itself been on there for a long time. You should use soft cloth for rubbing it off while you are aiming the stream on the grease.
397781
Yes it does and you can also fill it via a zerk fitting with bulk grease. It functions either way and does it flawlessly, you won't be disappointed.
781324
No, it's enameled over cast iron and would cause your microwave to arc and possibly be ruined, as far as I know.
319235
Mini and George, from the three uses I've had with the Rachael Ray Round Splatter Tool, grease splatter is controlled and the mesh vents on the tool are such that it does allow both steam and some grease splatter to escape. Steam and air escape freely. Some splatter from the fat and grease from food will splatter too but only nominally. The mesh does not retain the steam. The kitchen tool has a fine mesh but it does allow steam to escape freely. The tool has a double duty function. I hope this feedback helps.
1178297
No, I have not. I used it for concrete, and it did not work. My best option to date has been vinegar. It will take grease out of almost anything.
2200991
Yes it does. I really haven't had any issues with the microwave itself like others have. If you buy a small, cheaper model, they do have less room and take a little longer than the larger models do to heat items. I've always had smaller models, so I'm probably used to it.
1090169
I am pretty sure it does, but Parts Away who sell it are very knowledgeable and you might wish to confirm with them. This item does work in my microwave.
1997908
Not that I have found. Have made french toast and pancakes on the flat grill and because no oil is required on the plates, there was nothing to splatter. Have made a hot sandwich (panini like) and steak with the closed grill plates, again with no lubrication, and didn't even have any build up in the reservoir at the back of the unit. There is absolutely no flaw that I have found, love this thing. Absolutely no splatter from the items I have used it for.
1078030
I have never cooked with the top off of this one. I had one simular for years and it didn't have a top and worked well. You may want to cover it with a paper towel so it won't splatter in your microwave.
489462
It does splatter if you don't empty the tray after each batch. Always cover with 2 paper towels.
1556828
I put it on the grill directly on the grates with no pan. I have not experienced any splatter.
1698670
When using the griddle there are times when I'm cooking for example hamburgers from scratch that seem to produce a lot of grease, that I do get a bit of splatter on the stove. Even so it is still a great product and I love using it.
303383
It doesn't splatter in the sense of messing up the surrounding area. However, the parts of the rotisserie are a bear to clean, as the drippings are everywhere. We solved that problem with aluminum foil (before cooking, of course). We love this product. They don't make them like this today.