Bought in the local market….
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…..used once and now thrown in the back of a kitchen drawer!
We have three “useful” tools that we have bought in local markets. The sellers must go to night school to learn how to use them. A waste of money!
Cutter to make spiral ribbons of cucumber.
An orange/lemon squeezer made from plastic.
Multi bladed scissors for cutting herbs.
We must have more money than sense or be very gullible!
I tend to like buying ‘gizmos’, but now stop myself, because I have a draw full of them, like you, that I never use! Somehow though, can’t bring myself around to getting rid of them
Somehow though, can’t bring myself around to getting rid of them
Ah, the “They might come in useful syndrome”!
Yep… that’s the one….gets me every time
(Read the start of the last page of the topic ‘homelessness’ BE
I,m interested in the spirals from cucumber…is it for sale?
For sale? You having a laugh
It’s second hand for one and if you don’t live next door to each other, the cost of either fuel to go fetch it, or postage to post it out, you may aswell buy one online
We have three “useful” tools that we have bought in local markets. The sellers must go to night school to learn how to use them. A waste of money!
No, BE, they go to night school to learn how to sell them to gullible folk like you and Pumpkin.
Oh dear VK , could this mean war?
We could auction it….?
10c
With postage and/or fuel? No way…far too pricey
This is the only one I used for a long time. For slicing onions and leaving your fingers intact.
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