Will this product work on screen doors? my boys will scratch at the bottom left corner to try and pull the door open. Makes it difficult to grill!
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Not sure; never tried it. The pads stick real well to fabric, but not sure about screens. There is a plastic edge you can buy to stick in screened doors just for this purpose.
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I would not bother buying them. The first issue is that they are not clear, but white so they show. The second thing is they are very flimsy, and I think a cat could scratch right through them. They weren't worth the trouble of sending them back. I would buy a scratch-proof screen. We have one and our adopted outdoor cats scratch on it and it has never fallen apart.
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Not sure, Petsmart sells them also. Have to try it, I have a cat that removes them. So they do work if he is not that smart.
959588
If your stove griddle is coated, like with teflon, it would scratch the coating. If not, I think it would work great.
694757
I have my sliding screen door butted up against it and it would fine. You might have to adjust your screen door abit, to make sure that it lines up correctly.
382644
most cast iron do scratch, no big deal, just take some fine sand paper and sand it. I got my pan smooth as a baby's bottom.
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Have the screen in the door replaced with the heavy-duty, "pet-proof" screen. It wears like iron. We still had a problem with the frame of the pet door coming apart. I finally used wire to "sew" the frame together and into the screen. I did this at intervals---like in each corner and in the center of each side and the bottom. We have one lab and one terrier---they fly through the pet door without a problem now.
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I have used it several times on mine....and other cast iron pans...and no, it doesn't scratch it. If it leaves a rust-type stain, just clean it with Barkeepers and it will be perfect! I use Barkeepers on my cooktop all the time and it's amazing. My cooktop is 14 years old and not a scratch
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I have not seen a problem with this. It dosent rub against the door causing scoring. There is a very small gap of space so I don't have this problem
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A screen door guard covers half of an existing screen slide with thicker metal in a open pattern that pets cannot, as a rule, break through when jumping against the screen causing rips and tears in your screening material. It is fastened onto the existing screen with tiny screws and is very effective. You can see one at your local home improvement store to get an idea but they are less expensive on Amazon when they are available
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If the hole in your screen is smaller than the outer frame of this item then it may work. This snaps together through the screen and needs to be placed near to the frame of the door. It is essentially a framed hole in the screen. If you do not have screen for all four sides to snap to/ through then it will not work.
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It wouldn't work on a screen door. We don't have storm doors in California so I don't know. It would depend on the thickness of the door.
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It does not scratch the door. And the only issue I have is if I want to close the door I have to push or pull a little harder so the lock is in place. Hope this helps.
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You cats may push this screen over if they start scratching on this screen. I would not recommend if you have cats OR like the cat behaviorist recommends, put a scratching post in front of the place where they like to scratch so they won't scratch a piece of furniture.
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This handle is best used with a magnetic latch type screen door! It adds a safe way to pull the door shut or push open without having to find the slim edge or push on the screen! If your screen has a latch type handle, you will still have to actuate to open the screen door!
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I need to update my review because I've found on unused surfaces it works great (windows/doors toy dont use/etc) but if you use the door frequently it'll make the door stick like crazy. I took it all off the door unfortunately, I'd change my review to about 3 stars.
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I do not know. I considered our door opening standard, but I could be wrong. The bottom line for your decision should be to recognize the screen requires the sides to velcros to the doorway. Mine can not. This is not the same item you "Seen on TV". Similar but definitely different. I would try an alternate choice.
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We don't have an outdoor grill, but I've used the Haan in my oven on baked on spots. It takes some elbow grease, but a shot of steam and then scraping right away will do the trick. The steam softens and loosens the grease, and then you can scrape it right off. Dawn will help, too.
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I bought this screen with the intention of installing it. Our lives changed drastically and we moved 300 miles away. I am settled in my new place and still have not installed this screen fabric. My cat loves to sharpen his claws on screen doors, so its just a matter of time, until I have to install this screen fabric on my screen door. I am sorry, I really can't be more helpful in answering your question.