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Toliver

Toliver


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My mom has a set of nice Cutco's but for most slicing and cutting in her kitchen, she uses a knife she bought in some generic Dollar store. The knife edge on it is quite dull and I get frustrated when I grab it instead of the Cutco version. I ask her why she uses it when it doesn't cut, and she replied that she liked the way it fits in her arthritic hands.

I agree with Mark who said:

On 6/6/2017 at 0:16 PM, mgaretz said:

Common wisdom is that a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp one.

Now to get my older brother to put an edge on it sooner rather than later before something happens...

 

edited to add: Porthos, I would vote to put an edge on the knives. 

Toliver

Toliver

My mom has a set of nice Cutco's but for most slicing and cutting in her kitchen, she uses a knife she bought in some generic Dollar store. The knife edge on it is quite dull and I get frustrated when I grab it instead of the Cutco version. I ask her why she uses it when it doesn't cut, and she replied that she liked the way it fits in her arthritic hands.

I agree with Mark who said:

On 6/6/2017 at 0:16 PM, mgaretz said:

Common wisdom is that a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp one.

Now to get my older brother to put an edge on it sooner rather than later before something happens...

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