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over a year ago
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"I do it by running hot water from the tap over it, while sponging it with soapy hot water.  "
You may do that to me anytime. Sounds fun 
But thank you I'll try that technique next time x |
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over a year ago
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If you want it spotlesS run a bowl of hot water enough to just cover it and put in a milton tablet and leave for half an hour.
Milton tablets are the ones you sterilise babys bottles with |
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over a year ago
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"Just throw it away and buy a new one!
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A good sieve costs a fortune!  "
What would the difference be between a good.one and a bad one? I can't really see much difference...lol |
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"Just throw it away and buy a new one!
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A good sieve costs a fortune!
What would the difference be between a good.one and a bad one? I can't really see much difference...lol"
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Cheap ones are usually chrome coated tin or something like that, usually badly constructed and can break easily.
Good ones are made of stainless steel, better constructed and built to last.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just throw it away and buy a new one!
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A good sieve costs a fortune!
What would the difference be between a good.one and a bad one? I can't really see much difference...lol
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Cheap ones are usually chrome coated tin or something like that, usually badly constructed and can break easily.
Good ones are made of stainless steel, better constructed and built to last.
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Well, I've learned something new.
Still fail to see the point in paying a 'fortune' for a piece of stainless steel mesh though.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just throw it away and buy a new one!
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A good sieve costs a fortune!
What would the difference be between a good.one and a bad one? I can't really see much difference...lol
.y
Cheap ones are usually chrome coated tin or something like that, usually badly constructed and can break easily.
Good ones are made of stainless steel, better constructed and built to last.
Well, I've learned something new.
Still fail to see the point in paying a 'fortune' for a piece of stainless steel mesh though. "
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Good quality comes at a price. I don't mind paying more for something that is built to last, especially for all things related to cooking. |
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