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A hot cup of tea brightens up the driest of household chores but stopping to fill the pot can be such a bore. Let the kettle whistle while you work with this two-in-one portable iron and kettle from the 1920s – a diligent way to drink on the job.

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Hi Just thought i would let you know the Teasmade is coming back Visit www.swan-brand.co.uk/teasmade

Posted by David Foulstone on 08/10/2009 16:38:46

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Please can you tell me where I can find the red bagel slicer featured on your programme? Thanks

Posted by Tanya Rogers on 03/10/2009 15:21:06

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Like the equivalent 'pie safe', it was designed to keep the enclosed food safe from isnects and rodents whilst they were held in a cool, dark, place, like a butter pantry or a basement.

Posted by Gerald Fnord on 14/06/2009 18:56:48

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Back when toasts were made over an open fire, at least a small amount of inedible char was impossible to avoid---crust scraping was really necessary.

Posted by Gerald Fnord on 14/06/2009 18:55:23

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This one is actually a toaster... But you guys get an A for effort.

Posted by Peter M. on 12/06/2009 15:59:08

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