Photos Latest Purchases Thread: v2.0

I've just had a look, they make some bold claims; do you use metal utensils on yours? Put them in the dishwasher? How long have you had them and what sort of condition are they in?

Cheers!

 

Tefal, wife, gouges.

I have a stainless stock pot that I love, but even though it sometimes requires a bit of mechanical intervention to clean, I find it's great even without the non-stick.

 

My partner uses metal utensils with non-stick pans, too. There's... A series of patterns over most of them.

Personally, I use either a carbon steel wok, or a cast iron griddle. I dunno why anyone needs anything else tbh. Keeping either clean isn't much of a challenge, and when assaulted by a stray fork or something, I don't clench tighter than is strictly advisable.

 

Ditto, ours was pronounced dead last year after double digit years in service, been replaced with their new ceramic lined frying pan which will hopefully last just as long if not longer

 

I'll occasionally use metal utensils, but not often. They can apparently create marks in the surface, but I've not noticed any.
I don't put them in the dishwasher, but they barely need washing - just a rinse with soapy water really, even if I'm lazy and leave something to dry on until the next morning.

I've had a set of three saucepans from the classic range for a few years and they're as new, with near-daily use. A classic griddle pan for slightly less time, used a few times per week and again, as new, and a CTX 28cm saute pan but that's only 6 months old. If I'm ever searing I'll use cast iron though.

 

Interesting, thanks.

 

The CS beta 2.1 memories...

 

Ooh I used to have a blowback version years ago, wish I’d have kept it to be honest but I got talking to a kid at a paint balling place who was local and looking for an air soft side arm so sold it on

 

Apple Watch Series 4 Aluminium GPS/Cellular


iPhone XR Red 64gb

 

A 2TB Samsung T5 portable SSD drive.

 

Now I have two, doh. A PCI and a PCIE. I know some one who can use the PCI one though, so all was not wasted.

 

The postman just handed over a parcel containing a kettle lead. Nothing else. No paperwork.

I'm fairly sure I didn't purchase a solitary kettle lead, on account of having several of them sitting in a box in my office. This one has me stumped.

 

Books, again. And IKEA bookshelves, again. I think it's an addiction. I now own seven large Billy bookshelves and a small one. In total, I have less than one left empty right now.

 

That simply means they've sold some of your books, not all. Unless they were labelled as a job lot (unlikely). Gift Aid rules dictate you be notified when. Items are sold - you could be getting letters for months.

 

I don't get one with "digital organisers" so purchased this, its actually dark blue despite the picture being otherwise.
Now need to find a slim pin that can live in it as I invariably will end up without a pen unless its actually in the dam thing.

 

Lol, I put together a little billy the other day, didn't even fill 1 shelve.

One of these so I can run a second monitor...