I used to dread making bacon because of the mess it left everywhere. The first time I used this screen, my stovetop was completely clean when I was done. I have already told three friends about it. - Rachel M.
I tried cheap metal screens before and grease always got through or they fell apart fast. This one actually sits on the pan properly and the cleanup is just a quick rinse. Worth every penny for how much scrubbing it saves me. - David K.
My kids used to have to stay far back whenever I fried anything because of the oil popping everywhere. Now they can stand right next to me and watch. Cooking feels so much less stressful and the stove looks great after. - Lisa T.
A sharp, stinging pop of hot grease hits your hand, making you flinch back from the stove in pain.
You run your hand across the counter and your fingers slide through a thin, tacky layer of invisible grease.
Hardened grease dots cling to your stovetop like dried cement, forcing you to scrub for 20 exhausting minutes.
The heavy, oily smell of last night's bacon hangs in the air for hours, soaking into your curtains and walls.
Tiny hardened grease dots glint across your cabinet handles and backsplash tiles, making your clean kitchen look grimy.
The thought of scrubbing the entire kitchen afterward makes you reach for the takeout menu instead of the frying pan.
Meet The Beckon Ware Silicone Splatter Screen: Fry Bacon Without The Mess
Imagine frying bacon or searing salmon and looking over at a clean stovetop instead of wiping down greasy cabinets, the backsplash, and the floor. No more flinching every time hot oil pops at your hands or face.
Those flimsy metal mesh screens let grease through and fall apart fast. This one sits over your pan and keeps the oil where it belongs, right inside the pan. It goes in the dishwasher when you're done, so cleanup takes seconds, not twenty minutes of scrubbing. You still get crispy bacon and perfectly seared chicken, because you never have to turn the heat down.
Cook what you love and keep your kitchen looking clean.
Set the screen over your pan before you start cooking bacon, eggs, or anything that splatters.
Fry at full heat while the screen keeps grease inside the pan where it belongs.
Walk away from a spotless stovetop and skip the scrubbing after every single meal.
You finish cooking bacon and look up. There are tiny grease spots on the backsplash, the cabinet handles, and the counter you wiped down an hour ago.
Those metal mesh screens with the flimsy handle let grease straight through the holes. Then you have a greasy screen to clean on top of a greasy stovetop.
The Beckon Ware splatter screen uses a solid food-grade silicone surface with a steel frame underneath. Grease hits the screen and stays there, not your kitchen.
You cook bacon, sear a steak, fry eggs. You wipe the screen and you're done. The stovetop looks exactly like it did before you started.
You're standing at the stove and a bead of hot oil shoots out of the pan. You jump back and your heart rate spikes. You're just trying to make dinner.
Turning the heat down keeps the oil from popping so aggressively, but then your food comes out limp and pale instead of crispy. You're trading safety for flavor and losing both.
The silicone surface sits directly over the pan and catches oil the moment it pops. No gaps around the edges, no holes for droplets to escape through.
You stay at the stove, watch your food cook, and flip it when it's ready. No flinching, no stepping back, no burns.
You fried fish or bacon an hour ago. The food is long gone but the smell is still sitting in every room, clinging to the curtains, drifting down the hallway.
When grease splatters freely across your stovetop and onto the burners, it keeps burning off long after the pan is off the heat. That's what you're smelling for the rest of the evening.
Keeping grease contained inside the pan means far less of it lands on hot surfaces where it keeps cooking. The screen traps it before it spreads.
You eat your meal and the kitchen smells like a kitchen again, not like a diner at closing time.
You're done eating and the last thing you want to do is scrub baked-on grease off the stovetop, the knobs, and the wall behind the burners. But you also can't leave it, because tomorrow it'll be worse.
Most splatter screens are just as bad to clean as the mess they were supposed to prevent. Grease gets into the mesh and won't come out without a scrub brush and serious effort.
The Beckon Ware screen is BPA-free silicone, so grease sits on the surface instead of soaking in. It goes straight into the dishwasher, top or bottom rack.
You drop it in the dishwasher and walk away. No scrubbing, no soaking, no second job after dinner.
"I used to spend at least 15 to 20 minutes scrubbing my stovetop after every single time I made bacon or pan-seared anything. Grease on the backsplash, grease on the cabinet handles, even on the microwave. Since I started using this splatter screen over my 12-inch skillet, I wipe down the stovetop in about two minutes and I'm done. That's it. The silicone sits snug on the rim, nothing escapes, and cleanup is genuinely just a quick rinse of the screen itself. I've used it four or five times a week for the past month and it still looks brand new. The time I've gotten back is honestly kind of ridiculous."
"I'll be honest, I almost didn't buy this because I already had a metal mesh screen that I paid good money for and it was completely useless. Grease still flew through the tiny holes, the handle wobbled, and washing it was its own nightmare. I figured this would be the same story in different packaging. First time I used this silicone screen to fry up some chicken thighs, I kept waiting for the familiar sound of oil hitting the stovetop. It never came. I actually lifted the screen after a few minutes just to check if something was wrong. The stovetop was spotless. I genuinely didn't expect it to work that well, and I feel a little silly for waiting so long to try it."
"Every other solution I tried was either a compromise or a disaster. The old metal mesh screens still let grease through and rusted within a few months. Holding a baking sheet over the pan meant I couldn't see what I was cooking and my arm got exhausted. Turning the heat down just gave me sad, floppy bacon instead of crispy. And I'm not even going to talk about the time I tried paper towels near the burner. This silicone screen is the first thing that actually solved the problem without creating a new one. It fits my 13-inch pan perfectly, goes right in the dishwasher, and the steel frame has held its shape through high heat without any issues. My food is still crispy, my stovetop is still clean, and I'm not sacrificing one for the other anymore."
Grease still gets through the tiny holes, and the flimsy handle breaks fast. This silicone screen keeps grease in and holds up cook after cook.
Holding a lid at an angle blocks your view and tires out your arm. This screen sits right on the pan so you can see and cook freely.
Low heat stops the splatter but leaves bacon limp and pale. This screen lets you cook at full heat and still keep the stovetop clean.
| Beckon Ware Silicone Splatter Screen - Grease-Stopping, Stovetop-Safe, Easy-Clean | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Blocks grease splatter during frying | ✓ | ✗ |
| Food-grade, BPA-free silicone construction | ✓ | ✗ |
| Oven-safe up to 445°F for stovetop-to-oven cooking | ✓ | ✗ |
| Rust-resistant internal steel frame for long-term durability | ✓ | ✗ |
| Fits 12 to 13 inch pans, pots, and skillets precisely | ✓ | ✗ |
| Doubles as a grease strainer to drain excess oil while cooking | ✓ | ✗ |
| Dishwasher-safe on top and bottom rack for effortless cleanup | ✓ | ✗ |
Fry bacon at full heat without hot grease popping onto your hands or counter.
Sear chicken on high heat and keep the glass surface clean without scrubbing afterward.
Pop it in up to 445°F so oven dishes stay contained without grease coating the walls.
Cook a pan-seared salmon without oil jumping out and covering your entire stovetop.
You cook several times a week and want a clean stovetop without the constant scrubbing afterward.
You fry and sauté for your family regularly and want cooking to feel safe and stress-free.
You cook large batches weekly and need a reliable way to keep your kitchen clean and efficient.
You have guests over often and want your kitchen looking spotless even after cooking a full meal.
Every time you cook without it, it affects you more than you realize.
• Scrubbing grease off your stovetop, backsplash, and cabinet handles after every single fry session.
• Spending money on cleaning supplies and stovetop repairs while the same mess keeps coming back.
• Flinching and jumping back every time hot oil pops out of the pan toward your hands and face.
• Dreading the foods you love most, like bacon and fried chicken, because the cleanup feels like a second job.
Look, you deserve to cook your favorite meals and walk away from a clean kitchen without the stress.
That's why our Beckon Ware Silicone Splatter Screen exists.
At the end of the day, cooking should feel good, not like something you have to recover from.
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Order your Beckon Ware Silicone Splatter Screen today, and try it for the full 30 days.
If you're not enjoying the cleanest, most stress-free cooking you've ever done at home, with a spotless stovetop after frying bacon, crispy chicken, or pan-seared salmon and no grease burns to worry about, contact us for a full refund. No questions asked.
Your purchase is backed by a 1-year free replacement warranty. So if the screen tears, the inner frame breaks, or the silicone stops holding its shape, we'll send you a new one.
Cleanup is genuinely one of the best parts of owning this screen. Because it is made from food-grade, BPA-free silicone, grease does not bake onto the surface the way it does with old metal mesh screens. You can hand wash it quickly with warm soapy water, or simply place it on the top or bottom rack of your dishwasher. Just avoid abrasive scrubbers and sharp utensils, and it will stay in great shape. No more spending 20 minutes scrubbing a tool that was supposed to save you time.
Yes, it is designed to fit pans, pots, and skillets with an outer rim measuring between 12 and 13 inches, so a standard 12-inch skillet is a perfect match. To make sure before you order, just measure the outer rim of your cookware. A proper fit is what makes this screen effective at containing splatters instead of just sitting awkwardly on top of your pan.
The screen is built from food-grade, BPA-free silicone reinforced with a sturdy internal steel frame. That means no harmful chemicals leaching into your food or your kitchen air when the screen heats up. The silicone surface is the part that sits over your pan, and it is the same category of material used in high-quality baking mats and kitchen tools trusted by home cooks everywhere. You can cook with complete peace of mind.
That frustration is exactly why this screen was designed differently. Cheap metal mesh screens have tiny gaps that grease passes right through, and they are flimsy enough that the handle snaps off within weeks. This screen uses a solid silicone surface rather than a mesh design, so it actually contains grease instead of filtering it. The internal steel frame gives it real structural durability. It is a fundamentally different tool, not just a prettier version of what you already threw in the trash.
It is oven-safe up to 445 degrees Fahrenheit, which means you can move it seamlessly from the stovetop to the oven without swapping tools. One important note: keep it away from open flames or direct grill heat, and always use a pot holder when handling the frame during cooking because it can get warm. Also, a small amount of warping when heated is completely normal. The screen returns to its original shape once it cools down, so there is no need for concern.
