Where to buy magnetic thing for kitchen knives?

[Vanilla]

The magnetic strip that goes on your kitchen wall and then you just stick knives on it?

 

[MonkeyFeet]

There's a shop on Pearse St that sell them, in Dublin city center. Sorry I don't know the name of it

It's a professional chef supply shop

 

[carrielou]

That catalogue 'Kleeneze' sell them or they used to anyway

ebay for €11.00

 

[WaterSprite]

The shop on Pearse St is Sweeney O'Rourke. Would be surprised if you couldn't get them in Argos or Dunnes at this stage...

 

[Dicette]

Got one in Debenhams a few years ago - very useful.

 

[Vanilla]

That catalogue 'Kleeneze' sell them or they used to anyway

ebay for €11.00

You're a star, thanks, ordered on ebay.

Thanks to everyone who replied.

 

[Padraigb]

Got one in Debenhams a few years ago - very useful.

I retired one when I started using good knives. It's not that they directly damage knives, but the magnetic attraction was not always sufficient to hold a heavy knife, particularly if the knife was not totally dry.

 

[Gulliver]

I have used ceramic knives for the past few years. They are the best - a bit expensive, but will stay razor sharp for years - possibly for life if cared for.

They are, however, not magnetic, and even if they were, it would not be advisable to put hem on a rack, since they can break if dropped.

See them [broken link removed]

 

[shopgirl]

I bought a magnetic knife holder in Ikea (it was a fiver a few years ago) it's really strong and I have very heavy professional chopping knives on it! Highly recommend it.