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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a splash guard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a protective barrier designed to prevent splashes of liquid from escaping a designated area, often found in kitchens or bathrooms.
Example: "To keep the countertops clean while washing dishes, I installed a splash guard behind the sink."
Alternatives: "splash shield" or "splash barrier".
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Mixer This is a great piece of kitchenware for any budding baker, with a splash guard and an attachment to keep your bowl locked into place, you will have all your cake ingredients mixed up in minutes.
A face shield approved for chemical-handling protection, worn over the goggles as a splash guard.
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While it's not as fast as some of the pricier machines, there are 10 speeds, a pulse function and good splash guard.
It makes sugars and other things it needs to grow and sustain the plant," she explained, adjusting the splash guard on her glasses.
Remove underbody splash guard.
Spray and scrub the splash guard around the tub.
Remove the serpentine belt, right front wheel and front splash guard.
Once the splash guard has been removed, you can install the new cabin air filter.
Tell him to push his penis straight down before he sits down so that he avoids scraping it on the splash guard if you have one, and so it's aimed in the right place.
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