reduce prices of tefal pans starting from £4@ Morrison Hull
13 comments
Gollywood
3 Feb 16#13
They do Indeed
joethepope
3 Feb 16#12
Yep, got Diesel trainers from USC online last month, very disappointed with the quality. I'm sure S.Direct own USC too. Shame.
brooky_agn
31 Jan 16#10
... price is better than normal though. :smiley:
brooky_agn
31 Jan 16#9
Tefal pans always have been cheap junk haven't they?
alisonadams3152
31 Jan 16#8
I think they get dinged in the washing up bowl with the cutlery
sam_of_london
31 Jan 162#6
PTFE causes cancer as per the Internet. I replaced all my tefal with ceramic when I read about this. Many people I know have cancer. Scares the **** out of me
theTrueFocus11 to sam_of_london
31 Jan 16#11
Also contains the neurotoxin, fluoride.
Non-stick pans aren't the only things contributing to illness like cancer in modern society,
there's also aluminum from aerosol and roll on deodorants, alcoholic drinks, some forms of birth control, fumes from candles, car fumes, fluoride in toothpaste, weed killers, aspartame from diet colas/fizzy/soda drinks and chewing gums, canned foods, microwave pop corn, burnt foods such as burnt toast, processed sugar, cigarettes, white bread, etc.
(Not sure how bad the white bread thing is but the rest is definitely really bad in their effects and may increase the chance of cancers, Alzheimer's, bone fluorosis, diabetes, etc.)
But yeah, I would personally throw away any aluminium or non-stick pans as cancer/Alzheimer's isn't worth the convenience it brings. Ceramic is far safer.
Not fear-mongering, just letting people know so they can make an informed decision. :neutral_face:
Don't be scared of this stuff. Just try to avoid it and do NOT stress out!
Pretend you were gonna die anyway and just think this is a sort of "second chance"
where you have a new perspective of life. Be cautious but not too worrisome. :smiley:
Stress is a significant factor in the progression of cancer.
Starting to wonder why so many people die of cancer in January. (Or die, full stop....Winter blues being a factor?)
Who knows.:neutral_face:
exel1966
31 Jan 16#5
Next do exactly the same so it's always surprising that when they have a sale the sheep are queing up outside their stores from 5am to buy tat !
sebwells
31 Jan 161#3
Spotted these the other day I'm sure tefal have made a budget range which is cheap and nasty just to put in the sale
Gollywood to sebwells
31 Jan 16#4
The SportsDirect effect........
Meredith2k5 to sebwells
31 Jan 161#7
Not worth a buy then? Need a new frying pan and morrisons is local. To be fair the cheapest ones usually last so long as there maintained anyway, I'm still forever replacing them because other people use metal spoons/spatulas etc and not washing them properly :disappointed:
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13 comments
Non-stick pans aren't the only things contributing to illness like cancer in modern society,
there's also aluminum from aerosol and roll on deodorants, alcoholic drinks, some forms of birth control, fumes from candles, car fumes, fluoride in toothpaste, weed killers, aspartame from diet colas/fizzy/soda drinks and chewing gums, canned foods, microwave pop corn, burnt foods such as burnt toast, processed sugar, cigarettes, white bread, etc.
(Not sure how bad the white bread thing is but the rest is definitely really bad in their effects and may increase the chance of cancers, Alzheimer's, bone fluorosis, diabetes, etc.)
But yeah, I would personally throw away any aluminium or non-stick pans as cancer/Alzheimer's isn't worth the convenience it brings. Ceramic is far safer.
Not fear-mongering, just letting people know so they can make an informed decision. :neutral_face:
Don't be scared of this stuff. Just try to avoid it and do NOT stress out!
Pretend you were gonna die anyway and just think this is a sort of "second chance"
where you have a new perspective of life. Be cautious but not too worrisome. :smiley:
Stress is a significant factor in the progression of cancer.
Starting to wonder why so many people die of cancer in January. (Or die, full stop....Winter blues being a factor?)
Who knows.:neutral_face: