A splash guard is adapted to be removably mounted in a neck portion of a sink disposer or a drain. The splash guard basically comprises: a generally cylindrical sleeve sized to slidably fit into the neck portion of the disposer and defining a central bore, a ledge affixed to a portion of the sleeve and partially obstructing the central bore, and a chute extending from a portion of the sleeve opposite the ledge and terminating below the ledge.

A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to an assembly that drains liquid from kitchen equipment, in particular commercial kitchen equipment, where there otherwise is not a drain. More specifically, the disclosed system provides an assembly that can be mounted near the commercial kitchen equipment to drain liquids, such as water, from the equipment without the need to add in a floor drain. The assembly includes an angled floor within a reservoir to force the liquid through an aperture and a clip assembly so that the reservoir may be mounted directly to or near the kitchen equipment.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to an assembly that drains liquid from kitchen equipment, in particular commercial kitchen equipment, where there otherwise is not a drain. More specifically, the disclosed system provides an assembly that can be mounted near the commercial kitchen equipment to drain liquids, such as water, from the equipment without the need to add in a floor drain. The assembly includes an angled floor within a reservoir to force the liquid through an aperture and a clip assembly so that the reservoir may be mounted directly to or near the kitchen equipment.

A shield adapted for attachment to a wall mounted tap in order to form a protective barrier and prevent splash against the wall when the tap is in use.

A backsplash covering assembly for protecting grout in a backsplash includes a countertop that has a sink therein and a wall that intersects the countertop behind the sink. A splash guard is positioned at an intersection between the countertop and the sink. The splash guard is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit water from reaching the intersection. The splash guard is positioned behind the sink to protect the appearance of the grout in the intersection. Additionally, the splash guard is comprised of a translucent material such that the grout is visible through the splash guard.

A first embodiment of faucet mat includes a generally flexible body having an absorbent top layer and a liquid impermeable bottom layer. A first hole extends through the body of the mat for receiving a faucet therethrough. The first hole is spaced from the peripheral edge or outer edges of the mat and defines an inner mat edge that is configured to engage a lower end or lower portion of the faucet. One or more additional holes can be provided for receiving additional sink parts therethrough. A slit extends from each hole to the peripheral edge. One or more suitable fasteners can be provided along each inner mat edge, slit, or both.

A splash guard is adapted to be removably mounted in a neck portion of a sink disposer. The splash guard basically comprises a generally cylindrical sleeve which is sized to slidably fit into the neck portion of the disposer and defines a central bore; an upper ledge partially obstructing an upper portion of the central bore; a central ledge partially obstructing a medial portion of the central bore in opposition to the upper ledge; and a chute extending downwardly from a portion of the sleeve opposite the central ledge and terminating below said central ledge.

A splash guard is adapted to be removably mounted in a neck portion of a sink disposer. The splash guard basically comprises a generally cylindrical sleeve which is sized to slidably fit into the neck portion of the disposer and defines a central bore; an upper ledge partially obstructing an upper portion of the central bore; a central ledge partially obstructing a medial portion of the central bore in opposition to the upper ledge; and a chute extending downwardly from a portion of the sleeve opposite the central ledge and terminating below said central ledge.