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Attractiveness and Efficiency have been kept in mind while designing the T & G Woodware pepper and salt mills. This popular and stylish mill has been created with an elongated shape with brushed steel lid base. Salt, pepper and spices can be easily ground using these mills. Easy filling is possible due to the lack of spindle and its ceramic mechanism.
These pepper and salt mills are constructed from acrylic and stainless steel; it also features a Crush and Grind ceramic mechanism. This mill comes complete with the contents. All T&G's Exclusively Designed products proudly carry T&G 'Design Exclusive' logo to guarantee their design credentials and are available both on the high street and to buy online. The stockist section on the internet will help you to find a local Table and Kitchen supplier online.
T&G have been successfully both designing and selling house ware products in the UK since 1975 and have literally millions of satisfied customers across the UK. Within the field of salt, pepper and spice mills T&G continue to lead the market place with truly original designs, such as our Award Winning Apollo and Sorcerer's Hat mills both with CrushGrind's World leading ceramic mechanism at their foundation. T&G's range of Exclusively Designed products are available across the UK within Department Stores, Good Independent Cook Shops, Hardware Stores, Gift Shops and Garden Centres.
To clean T & G Woodware pepper and salt mills, simply rinse under hot water using detergent and dry with clean paper towelling as tea towels made from fabric are known to harbour germs. If it has accidentally been soaked, the surface can be hardened again by scattering table salt thickly over it and leaving it overnight to absorb all the moisture.
To help clean your salt and pepper mill, salt can be used as a safe abrasive, and lemon juice will help get rid of any left over odor from onions and garlic. Wooden utensils should never be allowed to soak in water for this will cause swelling.
If it is, the drying process will only cause it to swell and warp. It is common during busy days in a modern lifestyle to soak something and then let it drip-dry in a drying rack. A better way to clean it is to rinse it, wipe off the excess water, and then let it stand.
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