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Archived data · Jul 29, 2026 – Sep 30, 2026Throwing out the ceramic ones after every use was getting expensive
Yes. You should wash your whites separate from the colors.
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180€ for paper shelves is too much to ask. Reason why people started looking elsewhere.
Good news that Ikea are doing this, but bad news that it needs to done.
Let's just hope they won't offset the cost by moving mlre production out of Europe.
Thanks this is a good tip. Related, I think others in reviews disagree but the Ikea stainless steel copper coated (on the outside) frying pan has been great for me. Thick bottom, affordable, great value for money. I’ve used it every day for 2 years and no complaints.
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