Bread knife

The Dunelm one is such a bargain that I ordered one and will pick it up later.

I don't really need it so might end up giving it away.
If i send you my address , would you pass on to me?
 
Mine has just packed up. Its the heads that are expensive.

I've made a clean break and now brush with a manual push it yourself Type.
You can get packs of brush heads from the German supermarkets. They fit the own-brand brushes (not rechargeable, and very cheap) and the ubiquitous Braun Oral B. I suppose the patent must have run out,
 
They fit the own-brand brushes (not rechargeable, and very cheap) and the ubiquitous Braun Oral B. I suppose the patent must have run out,
I've got an Oral B rechargeable and a Boots battery toothbrush. The aftermarket/OEM/supermarket brushes are interchangeable between them.
 
I've got a couple of own brands as holiday spares or to use for polishing small parts.

Different badging, but made by the same German company, and look the same.

I have an idea they were about a tenner.
 
I lived for many years with cheap bendy knives.

When I got thoroughly sick of them (about 25 years later), I bought some stiffer bladed ones, starting with this, which is still fantastic, many years later. Bur it was only £15 when I bought mine, albeit from a different retailer.

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Then I got a handful of Procook knives in the same style from a Procook discount outlet in Fleetwood.

But my CP means I'm a bit cack-handed and I cut myself often, so I'm looking for a decent food processor to do a lot of the chopping for me.
 
I don't find these too bad, though you can get a whole set for not much more
I got a similar, not too expensive, set from ProCook at Christmas. Nice wooden handles and wickedly sharp.

Unless you have something better or worse along side to compare against, then it's finger in the air stuff. I bought a set (four) of their decent pans too. I like ProCook.

 
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