Microwave Splatter Cover Now Certified As BPA Free

Some people would rather avoid microwave cooking, despite its convenience and speed, because they don't want to spend hours cleaning the microwave oven later because of the accumulated food splatter within. Sanford, FL company Monika's Marketplace has found a way to prevent food splatter from happening through the use of a microwave splatter cover. They had previously released this food cover on the Amazon marketplace and they are now proud to announce that this cover, which has turned out to be hugely popular, has been certified to be 100% BPA free.

A company representative says: "We have always strived to release products that people would find easy to use and that would increase their quality of their life. Our splatter cover seems to have achieved that, as proven by the more than 600 positive reviews it has received. However, we are at all times committed to quality, which is why we have received BPA-free certification for the peace of mind of our customers."

BPA, or bisphenol A, is a chemical that has long been used in the manufacturing of plastics. Today, these chemicals continue to be used in many food and drink packages, which many people also use in the microwave oven. However, when warmed up, it has been found that the BPA could potentially seep into the food, which may have negative effects on the prostate gland, behavior, and/or brain of the individual who consumes the food. Furthermore, some studies have now linked BPA to higher blood sugar levels. Ongoing research into BPA is being conducted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but the recommendation at the moment is to avoid products with BPA whenever possible.

The Monika's Marketplace representative says: "For us, to have our splatter cover be certified as BPA-free was a no brainer. People care about what they put into their bodies nowadays, and we want to make sure that they are able to avoid potentially harmful chemicals."

The microwave splatter cover has received in excess of 650 positive results, with many people taking note of the BPA-free certification. "First-time use and so far so good. I was impressed that this particular one was certified as BPA free whereas a different one only had the seller's statement to that which I found to be questionable. I ordered this after noticing how messy the office microwave was from people not covering their food. Now if they will just remember to use this...," says an Amazon customer.