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Stainless Steel Plate Guard helps prevent food from being pushed off of a dinner plate.

Stainless Steel Plate Guard

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Keeps food from being pushed off the plate while eating.

Your Price: $17.95

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Part Number:CMI104

Manufacturer:Kinsman Enterprises

Solid stainless steel food bumper for durability and sanitation.
Three spring action clips hold it on the plate.
Helps prevent food from being pushed off the edge of the plate.

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The Stainless Steel Plate Guard helps prevent food from being pushed off the edge of a plate. The guard is secured to a plate with three spring action clips and is easily removed for cleaning.

This large size plate guard will fit plates with a diameter of 9 to 11 inches. Durable stainless steel is dishwasher safe. Caregivers will find this 1.5 inch high guard is helpful for people who want to use conventional tableware, but have difficulty getting food onto eating utensils.

Stainless Steel Plate Guard Specifications:

Material: Stainless steel.
Fits: 9 to 11 inch diameter dinner plates.
WARNING: Important information for California residents

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I bought this for my son who's a quadriplegic. We like this plate guard because it can fit on different size plates. The one he had previously was given to him by the rehab facility he was in, it was a hard plastic material and when I was putting on a dish it snapped. The stainless steel plate guard is flexible.

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Reviewed by: Cari Welsh from Pen Argyl, Pa. on 9/9/2013

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I found this plate guard useless, unlike the two other plastic plate guards I also purchased. It will not stay on the plate, but rather pops off. I have tried it on several different plates with no success. I wish it was returnable. :-(

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Reviewed by: Sherilyn from California. on 10/26/2016

stainless steel plate guards

I have been very pleased with the plate guards that I ordered as well as the overall ordering and delivery process. I will use this company in the future when the need arises this company's products.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Ardys Burley from East Grand Forks/Minnesota. on 12/4/2013

plate guard

This is so easy to attach and keep on hand and it works great to keep food on the plate when my husband is having problems with shaking.

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Reviewed by: Janice Cannistraro from Northville MI. on 7/2/2013

Might even fit oversized restaurant plates!

This works exactly as advertised; it makes it easier for my husband to feed himself without slopping food all over the table. It cleans up easily, too!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Judith Moss from . on 8/14/2018

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Q: I just purchased the plate guard and it will not stay on the plate. Our plates are 10 1/2 inches in diameter, but the guard pops off when placed on the plate. Can the tabs be adjusted or should I return the item?

Asked by: Duncan Burdick - 7/28/2015

A: If it is a large plate you might want to try stretching the guard a little so that it is not squeezing so tight on the plate. Being stainless steel, you can bend the tabs a little as well to try and get them to actually wrap around the lip of the plate instead of just catching it.

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Answer provided by: Banks (7/31/2015)

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Q: I am blind and when I get plate with food it (food) goes off the plate onto the table will this item work?

Asked by: alda davis - 8/11/2016

A: Yes, the plate guards are used to prevent food from falling over the sides of the plate. It also provides additional surface to push food against to place onto the utensil.

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Answer provided by: Andy (8/11/2016)

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