Comments on: In my kitchen http://tomatom.com/journalism/in-my-kitchen.htm Freelance journalist: Asks questions. Writes stories. For money. Thu, 14 Jul 2011 00:44:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: kitchen equipment http://tomatom.com/journalism/in-my-kitchen.htm/comment-page-1#comment-12563 kitchen equipment Wed, 01 Sep 2010 18:10:24 +0000 http://tomatom.com/journalism/?p=176#comment-12563 A nice write up, I have to agree that although alot of the gadgetry we see today isn't all that useful, you will find the occasional gem that despite only serving one purpose, will do a great job of it time and again. Take my humble banana guard, only protects my banana (so to speak) but I use it in my bag all the time. I guess it's common sense, if you divide an item's cost by how often you will use it, it will give you a good indicator as to whether you really need it or not. John. A nice write up, I have to agree that although alot of the gadgetry we see today isn’t all that useful, you will find the occasional gem that despite only serving one purpose, will do a great job of it time and again. Take my humble banana guard, only protects my banana (so to speak) but I use it in my bag all the time.

I guess it’s common sense, if you divide an item’s cost by how often you will use it, it will give you a good indicator as to whether you really need it or not.

John.

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