Re: chef's knives : Thu Mar 29, 2012 1:34 pm  

vbfg wrote:

Apart from nailing them to the wall with one, does anyone have advice for convincing others living in your house to put knives in the knife drawer and not the knife blunting / general poop drawer?

Nope, got me beat, that one.
Have you tried begging them?

Re: chef's knives : Thu Mar 29, 2012 2:58 pm  

vbfg wrote: Apart from nailing them to the wall with one, does anyone have advice for convincing others living in your house to put knives in the knife drawer and not the knife blunting / general poop drawer? We use a knife block you can pick them up cheap enough or if you wanna get all gadgety the this is what I have my eye on http://www.lakeland.co.uk/12303/Kapoosh ... nife-Block

vbfg wrote: Apart from nailing them to the wall with one, does anyone have advice for convincing others living in your house to put knives in the knife drawer and not the knife blunting / general poop drawer? We use a knife block you can pick them up cheap enough or if you wanna get all gadgety the this is what I have my eye on http://www.lakeland.co.uk/12303/Kapoosh ... nife-Block

Re: chef's knives : Thu Mar 29, 2012 3:23 pm  

I've got an empty one next to my microwave. I can't handle low technology. And besides, it's a battle of wills and I'm in too deep to let it go now.

Re: chef's knives : Thu Mar 29, 2012 4:54 pm  

Aha !! got it ... just nick all the knives and put them in your very own personal knife roll ... you know, those canvas roll-up things that you can buy from cheffie shops.

Arbitration and Conciliation negotiations can then be initiated for the return of the hostaged knives.

Meantime, you can easily transport them to and from the kitchen as and when YOU require to use them.

Re: chef's knives : Thu Mar 29, 2012 11:31 pm  

That is both passive aggressive and non-confrontational at the same time. Perfect.