Removing fine white cat hair from dark bedding?
White cat fur shows horribly on my navy sheets and duvet cover. Lint brush barely touches the fine stuff—what’s reliable for bedding without constant washing?
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Splatter screen size for 12 inch wok-style pan?
I have a flat-bottom 12-inch carbon steel wok/pan hybrid. Most screens seem made for regular skillets. Anyone found one that covers a wider surface without being huge and awkward?
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Kristian Bollat
3 days ago
Wider pans need a bigger screen otherwise half the splatter escapes. I use this one on my 12-inch pan and it covers it nicely without hanging over too much https://www.amazon.com/splatter-screen-for-frying-pan/dp/B0DSWPHZ6K?tag=contractorhub-20 the diameter is generous and the slight dome shape helps contain everything even when stirring. Handle is long enough to grab safely. Works way better than the smaller ones I tried before.
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Fine white cat hair on dark bedding is super visible. I strip the bed and shake everything outside first. Then I use a soft brush to lift surface hair, followed by adhesive for the clinging layer. lint roller for pet hair has been my go-to—it rolls smoothly over cotton and picks up those tiny hairs in a few passes without leaving sticky marks. Makes the bed look fresh again fast and cuts down on laundry loads.