do you use a knife sharpener

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Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

I don’t have to; I know how to sharpen them. Guess you don’t.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

Are you a toddler? You sound like one.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

TBH no it is very difficult for me to go an entire day without my knives. I used to get them sharpened but being without them for a day or two was a hassle so I bought my own sharpener. I’m guessing you use inexpensive knives if you choose to replace them so frequently. I sharpen mine every 8 weeks or so.

[Anonymous]

almost every day

[Anonymous]

I use a whetstone once a week. It's very useful and sharp knives are safer

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

Are you a toddler? You sound like one.

I’m not sure why this is so triggering to you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

Are you a toddler? You sound like one.

I’m not sure why this is so triggering to you.

Great thread, people.

[Anonymous]

My knife block has a sharpener built in. I use it probably once a month or so.

[Anonymous]

I use cheap knives, but I also sharpen them regularly. Some cheap knives are excellent. I sharpen as soon as I notice I can’t slice through a tomato easily.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

Are you a toddler? You sound like one.

I’m not sure why this is so triggering to you.

Says someone who responded with "My God can you not..."

Again, you sound like a toddler. And it is impactful on all of us when people throw away perfectly good things from their homes and contribute to the mountains of waste.

[Anonymous]

I use Japanese whetstones. It's superior to anything else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, on a regular basis, do a quick 15 second sharpening before cutting something that needs a really sharp knife.

Same. I use the hand held sharpener that came in the knife block.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you invest in good quality knives, you should learn how sharpen on a stone or let a pro do it. Cheapo sharpening gadgets are not good for your knives.

+1 I have a bunch of pricey Japanese knives. I send them out to a pro about once a year.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just get new knives TBH.

You throw away a perfectly good knife because you are too lazy to make it sharp again?

Yep, order in 1 minute. Easy. Give away old on buy nothing.

So inconvenient to have to wait for new knives rather than taking a few minutes to sharpen the ones you have. Do you not know how to sharpen your knives?

Not inconvenient if I’m not using it. My God can you not survive a day without a knife?

Are you a toddler? You sound like one.

I’m not sure why this is so triggering to you.

Says someone who responded with "My God can you not..."

Again, you sound like a toddler. And it is impactful on all of us when people throw away perfectly good things from their homes and contribute to the mountains of waste.

Name-calling and poor reading comprehension. I said I give them away on buy nothing.