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Tired of cleaning up splatters after reheating food in the microwave? This pre-owned, but brand new in package, collapsible microwave plate cover is the answer. This handy kitchen tool not only prevents messy spills but also offers several other benefits, all while supporting a worthy cause.
Stop Spatter in its Tracks
Say goodbye to messy microwave explosions! This cover unfolds accordion-style to create a breathable barrier over your dish while it heats up. This prevents food splatters from reaching the inside of your microwave, saving you the time and frustration of cleaning.
Safe and Convenient Design
No more reaching into a hot microwave to retrieve your food! This cover acts as a heat guard, allowing you to safely lift and remove your dish after heating without burning your fingers. Additionally, the BPA-free and nontoxic plastic construction ensures safe use with your food.
Durable and Eco-friendly
Made from durable, reusable plastic, this cover is built to last. Unlike disposable paper covers, it reduces waste and offers a more sustainable option for your microwave heating needs.
Space-saving and Easy to Clean
When not in use, the cover conveniently folds flat for compact storage in your drawer. Plus, its dishwasher-safe design makes cleaning a breeze.
Support a Great Cause and Enjoy Spatter-free Heating
Although pre-owned, this microwave plate cover is brand new and has never been used. By choosing this item from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re not only getting a practical kitchen tool. You’re also contributing to our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Product Details:
Make microwave heating mess-free and convenient with this collapsible plate cover while supporting a great cause.
Condition: Pre-owned, new in package
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