Why people do not buy Home and kitchen.

“I know lots of people love their garlic press, but I would rather chop garlic with a knife than wash a garlic press.”

“pretty much anything fruit or veg related. knifework is always faster, even if you're going slow because you're afraid of cutting yourself.”

“Regret: vacuum sealer. We got into it for all of two months and it's been sitting in the pantry ever since. Unexpectedly love my rice cooker. Perfect rice every time. Use it all the time as a steamer too.”

“Regret the pineapple corer(?) since it wastes so much of the actual pineapple “meat” I use my microwave spatter cover all the time. So much easier to wash since it’s dishwasher safe and I don’t have to worry about sauces exploding and having to reach my arm awkwardly to clean…”

“I'll never forget when my husband and I were first dating, and he brought a pineapple corer to my house so we could slice pineapple for dinner. He went on and on about how great it was...but when he went to show me how it works, it broke immediately. I showed him how to cut a…”

“Juice extractor. Huge, messy, impossible to clean, and the concentrated veg juice runs through you like a loose goose until you get used to it. Fire extinguisher & a blowtorch. Covers all bases.”

“Those multi-blade herb scissors. They just mangled the herbs and didn’t always cut through. And they were stupidly annoying to clean. I used them twice and threw them out.”

“The veggetti, a spiral slicer that makes "noodles" out of vegetables like zucchini. It was a joke present because of the name, but I never mastered using it, so I never got to try the culinary miracle that is zucchini spaghetti. A good gift device I got is a big plastic sheet…”