splash guard

One site of potential smells and other general grossness to be wary of is the baffle, a.k.a. the rubber splash guard.

The included splash guard also doubles as a lid, so they can easily store their concoction once they've finished mincing.

Rinse your cleaning tool frequently to get rid of the gunk, and be sure to get the top and underside of the splash guard.

Check the splash guard often, because it could be the source of bad odors.

Interventions such as reducing tables’ capacity from six people to four in dining areas and placing splash guards and plexiglass barriers around the Olympic and Paralympic villages are “retro,” Chin-Hong says.