Is it because of the nasty chemicals left on the fabric (mostly formaldehyde) or because of the texture of unwashed fabric?
What’s the next kitchen item you plan to buy?
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Yes, pretty much anything that can be washed gets washed. It even says to do so on the packaging: “Wash before first use.”
Mainly the former, but if I remember to get it out of the tumble dryer promptly, I may not need to iron it. Bonus!
My washing machine has a pre iron setting that I never used because I assumed it was just a low spin speed.
I've had it about 3 years and discovered accidentally while looking for something else in the instructions that it hot steams the items at the end (ironed almost nothing since) BUT you have to nab the items out the second its done or the hot steam helps crumpled clothes get very creasy!
When you're in the market for a new washing machine one with a steam function is well worth it!
Had a count up of how many of which type of wine glass I have and I don’t have ten of the same of anything. So I decided to use a catering suppliers as I’m hoping the bog standard glasses they sell will be around for a long time and when one gets broken it’ll be easy to get more of the same 
Arrived yesterday.
They are much nicer to drink from than I anticipated. Feel nice in your hand and even make a decent ‘ching’ noise when doing a cheers big ears. Thicker cheaper glasses usually make an unpleasant thud noise.
They are reinforced on the rim and base for protection in the dishwasher.
The bit that really floats my boat - I chose a shorter stem so they fit upright in the dishwasher, I won’t be left hand washing and drying a load of glasses after doing all the cooking n waitering.
£1.66 per glass. Bargain!
Arrived yesterday.
They are much nicer to drink from than I anticipated. Feel nice in your hand and even make a decent ‘ching’ noise when doing a cheers big ears. Thicker cheaper glasses usually make an unpleasant thud noise.
They are reinforced on the rim and base for protection in the dishwasher.
The bit that really floats my boat - I chose a shorter stem so they fit upright in the dishwasher, I won’t be left hand washing and drying a load of glasses after doing all the cooking n waitering.
£1.66 per glass. Bargain!
Yeah! I have similar and they are muh nicer than other glasses which are far too big and as you say, don't fit easily into the dishwasher. Catering companies are a good source of cheap practical items.Had a count up of how many of which type of wine glass I have and I don’t have ten of the same of anything. So I decided to use a catering suppliers as I’m hoping the bog standard glasses they sell will be around for a long time and when one gets broken it’ll be easy to get more of the same
Arrived yesterday.
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They are much nicer to drink from than I anticipated. Feel nice in your hand and even make a decent ‘ching’ noise when doing a cheers big ears. Thicker cheaper glasses usually make an unpleasant thud noise.
They are reinforced on the rim and base for protection in the dishwasher.
The bit that really floats my boat - I chose a shorter stem so they fit upright in the dishwasher, I won’t be left hand washing and drying a load of glasses after doing all the cooking n waitering.
£1.66 per glass. Bargain!
I wish I’d thought of it earlier!
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Yeah, but they last forever and don't rust. The only maintenance you need to do, besides removing old ash, is check the band around the top because with the heat it expands and loosens over time, leading up to the top falling out and breaking. Craig learned that the hard way, with another couple hundred or so, I don't remember exactly, out of our pockets.
You can bake in them too, but I'm not sure how good a charcoal or wood smoke flavored cake would be. Bread though, yeppers.
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I managed to buy a whole Wedgwood tea set of the type my parents used to have ( but my father sold it after their divorce) for only 45 euros! 
guys, one plate of this brand would normally set you back at least 45 euros so it's an absolute steal. So happy! 
guys, one plate of this brand would normally set you back at least 45 euros so it's an absolute steal. So happy!
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A new madoline. The previous one which I've had for years had become a lttle blunt:
Nice brand, bet theres a nice blade in that!
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I'm toying with the idea of an Instapot. Maybe for Christmas.
Enjoying mine but I can’t help but feel my crockpot version is better quality.
Having said that of the two if buying again I’d go with the instant pot because of the sous vide setting, the number of accessories (extra pan inserts and lids for those so you can put the lot in the fridge etc), plus all the recipe book and youtube stuff is written around the instant pot settings.
Still finding my way with it but finding it worthwhile, especially loving the easy peel eggs the pressure cooker churns out.
Some more of these. Wish I’d bought them sooner, they take up little space are easy to clean and the concertina makes them fit a lot of different pans or table settings.
You can get them much cheaper elsewhere, I just can’t remember where I got them from last time
You can get them much cheaper elsewhere, I just can’t remember where I got them from last time
Ordered. £9.99 each on amazon.
why do amazon have to be so good at what they do? I feel bad not ordering from a normal shop but £6 a pop cheaper is impossible to ignore!
why do amazon have to be so good at what they do? I feel bad not ordering from a normal shop but £6 a pop cheaper is impossible to ignore!