Oil-Proof Kitchen Stove Backsplash Sticker, Wipe Clean
Grease from the stove used to mean a nightly scrub. This clear, self-adhesive film covers the splash zone in minutes and wipes clean with one cloth. The bears, rabbit and koala keep the wall looking playful while the cooking goes on.
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Grease from the stove used to mean a nightly scrub. This clear, self-adhesive film covers the splash zone in minutes and wipes clean with one cloth. The bears, rabbit and koala keep the wall looking playful while the cooking goes on.
Heat, oil and stain-proof kitchen backsplash sticker that wipes clean and makes the stove wall cute
- grease and oil splatter on tiles behind the stove
- stains that are hard to scrub off kitchen walls
- heat and steam damage to wall surfaces near the cooktop
- dull, plain kitchen walls
Wipe the grease off the stove wall in seconds
Every fry-up leaves a film on the tiles behind the stove. This clear, self-adhesive sheet is oil-proof, waterproof and heat-resistant, and it carries a bear, a rabbit and a koala across the wall. Grease comes off with one cloth, and the wall stays cute.
Built for the splash zone

Wipe the splatter off, skip the scrubbing
Oil sits on the surface of the film instead of soaking into grout and paint. A damp cloth lifts a streak in one pass, and the cartoon print comes out looking the same. Keep a dish cloth by the stove and the nightly scrub goes away.

Holds up near the burner
The PET film is rated to handle heat and steam from the cooktop, which is where most sticky wall films start to lift. In the listing photos a lighter flame is held right against the koala print to show it in action.

A wall that makes you smile
Bears, a rabbit, a koala, a giraffe and a sloth sit in a loose scatter, so the wall reads as playful rather than like a tile patch. Kids tend to pick their favorite animal in about a minute, and the rest of the wall stays easy to clean.
Stick it on in minutes
- 1Measure the splash zone
Check the wall behind the cooktop and up to the hood. Mark where outlets and corners sit so you know where to trim.
- 2Peel back the backing
Pull the protective backing away slowly from one corner. The film is clear, so keep the sheet off the floor and away from sharp edges.
- 3Align from the top down
Set the top edge first, then lower the sheet onto the tiles. Adjust before you press, since the adhesive grabs on contact.
- 4Smooth from the center out
Press from the middle toward the edges with a dry cloth to push out air pockets. Trim the leftover edge with scissors once it is flat.
Wipe it and move on
- Wipe with a damp cloth
Grease lifts off in a single pass after cooking.
- Skip abrasive scrubbers
Use a soft cloth so the printed surface stays bright.
- Clean edges with a mild cleaner
Works well where splatter collects at the seam against the hood.
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Questions and answers
The film is heat-resistant and sits in the zone above the cooktop where steam and grease already build up. The listing shows a lighter flame held against the koala print. Keep open flame off the film as you would with any wall surface.
The sheet is sized to cover the wall behind the cooktop. Measure the splash zone first, then trim with scissors around outlets, the hood edge or a window frame. Because the film is clear, grout lines still show through, so the tile pattern stays visible.
The film is PET, a clear plastic with a glossy surface that resists oil and water. It is made from premium materials, so it wipes clean instead of soaking up grease, and it will not turn cloudy after a few wipe-downs.
Regrouting a splash zone or repainting the wall takes a weekend and a fair amount of money, and the grease comes back the next time you cook. One sheet covers the same area in minutes, and it peels off the wall if you change your mind.
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