DE29805487U1 - Grease splash protection for ceramic hobs - Google Patents

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1. Grease splash guard for ceramic hobs.

Description :

Grease splash guard for ceramic hobs for unused ceramic hobs made of heat-resistant or fireproof special paper for single use. For the hobs intended for use, circular areas are removed from the special paper as required using pre-made perforations before the frying/baking process

The material to be used must meet the following requirements:

- heat-resistant, non-flammable, or fireproof

- non-slip, slightly adhesive

- fat-absorbing

- ecologically degradable

- low costs due to single use

The appropriate paper quality depends largely on the current state of material development and must be clarified with a potential licensee or can be improved by further developing existing, heat-resistant special papers (e.g. Toppits baking paper/225° heat-resistant). The paper is intended for single use and can be handled flexibly in the form of a tear-off roll. A prior determination of size or variety of offerings for the various types of stove is required.

The problem lies in the fact that, depending on the size of the household, the unused ceramic hobs and the spaces between them often become heavily soiled several times a day due to grease splashing during the frying/baking process , mainly meat and fish dishes, as well as other dishes prepared in hot fat. The soiling is usually extensive, very intensive and relatively difficult to clean afterwards. The negative smell development should also not be neglected.

One solution is to use the special paper (heat-resistant/non-flammable) for the cooking surfaces intended for use before frying/baking.

to remove circular areas through prefabricated perforations and thus protect the rest of the cooking surface fields and their gaps from grease splashes. The stove surfaces on the paper are specially marked (e.g. in red and with a fire symbol or a corresponding inscription) to avoid resting on cooking surface fields that have been accidentally switched on/connected. Depending on the application, the number of cooking surfaces to be used is exposed, whereby the remaining cooking surfaces including all the gaps remain protected by the laying/adhesion of the appropriately prepared paper. The paper is disposed of after each BraW baking process.

This avoids heavy, large-scale soiling of the ceramic hobs. The relatively complex cleaning process is completely eliminated, as is the negative smell. If the ceramic hob is cleaned thoroughly, financial savings can be expected compared to conventional cleaning agents. Signs of wear and tear/aging of the ceramic hob are minimal, as soiling and the complex cleaning process are largely eliminated from the outset. The time required to avoid problems is an essential part of the overall solution compared to using the conventional cleaning process.

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1. Grease splash guard for ceramic hobs. An example is explained using Figures 1 to 2. It shows

in Figure 1:

the special paper with specially marked cooking surface fields (safety) and perforation (easy handling) '■-■

in Figure 2:

After preparation, the paper is protected from being placed or adhered to the two cooking surface areas to be used. The circular areas are removed using the perforation to expose the cooking surfaces to be used.

Claims (1)

The protection claims (S5 GbnmAnmV) (one-piece version) Disposable grease splash guard for ceramic hobs made of paper, characterized in that the paper has perforations for exposing the hobs to be used. c/