JECOMPRIS Sink Splash Guard Silicone 20.07 x 2.75 x 1.69 in
A flexible silicone barrier attaches with suction cups to smooth surfaces and spans 20.07 inches to block water from reaching countertops and floors during dishwashing
- Keeps countertops dry by blocking water splashes during dishwashing
- Stays firmly in place on smooth surfaces using suction cups
- Covers a wide sink edge with 20.07 x 2.75 x 1.69 in dimensions
- Wipes clean easily thanks to flexible silicone material
- Handles daily kitchen tasks from rinsing to food prep
Sink Splash Guard for Countertop Protection
The JECOMPRIS silicone barrier sits along the sink edge to stop water from reaching countertops, floors and clothing during dishwashing and food prep. It measures 20.07 x 2.75 x 1.69 in to cover a wide splash zone. One guard is included for immediate setup.
Suitable for Smooth Non-Porous Surfaces
The suction cups hold firmly on dry granite, quartz or stainless steel, and a little water on the cups can improve grip. Buyers with textured, porous or uneven countertop materials will not get a secure seal and should look at alternative solutions.
Extended 20.07 in Length Decides Fit
The guard runs 20.07 inches along the sink rim, so it covers a broad section of the splash area. Measure your sink edge before purchase; if the usable straight run is shorter, the guard will not sit flat and cannot block water effectively.
How it compares
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 57% of the 797 comparable items (median $22.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size countertop edge does the 20.07 x 2.75 x 1.69 in guard cover?
The guard spans 20.07 in along the sink rim, stands 2.75 in high and projects 1.69 in onto the countertop, so measure your sink edge against those three dimensions before buying.
How do the suction cups attach, and what is the common mistake?
Press each cup onto a clean, dry, non-porous surface such as granite, quartz or stainless steel; the step most people skip is wiping the surface completely dry and adding a drop of water to the cup rims for a stronger seal.
When should the silicone guard be replaced?
Replace it when the silicone shows permanent creases, tears, or the suction cups no longer hold after thorough cleaning, as degraded material will not block water effectively.
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