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PFOA has been banned in Europe since 2020, so every pan on the shelf can claim to be free of it. We read what eight makers actually publish about their coatings, and what they leave out.

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PFOA has been banned in Europe since 2020 and half these boxes still sell its absence as a feature. The two dearest pans have the two shortest guarantees.

Mrs House  ·  26 August 2026
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Costed by what a cartridge actually delivers before the four week clock runs out, not by the litres on the box. Two of the six are genuinely certified. One costs £230 a year to run.

Mrs House  ·  27 August 2026
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Four of the six will not tell you how much to use, which makes their concentration claims impossible to check. The cheapest and the most famous are also the two with the preservatives most linked to hand eczema.

Mrs House  ·  27 August 2026
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7.5p a tablet against 33.3p for the same job. Plus the water hardness limit at which the all in one claim quietly stops being true, which only two brands will tell you.

Mrs House  ·  9 September 2026
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Four of the six carry Danger and H314, causes severe skin burns. The phrase fume free is on three of them and it describes the smell, not the risk.

Mrs House  ·  9 September 2026
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Plastic boards shed tens of grams a year. Wooden boards shed more particles, not fewer. The difference between those two facts is the whole argument.

Mrs House  ·  9 September 2026
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Most kettles sold as stainless have a plastic lid, a plastic water window or a plastic filter, and all three sit in boiling water twice a day.

Mrs House  ·  9 September 2026
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Cleaning the kitchen

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