%HTMLlat1; ]> http://www.salt-and-pepper-mills-plus.co.uk/qa 2009-01-08T11:33:57+00:00 http://www.salt-and-pepper-mills-plus.co.uk/qa/736__Do+you+deal+with+the+lifetime+guarantees+on+Peugeot+Mills We are not the UK agents for Peugeot so we do not deal with the lifetime guarantee directly. However, we will supply you with all the details you need in order to activate the guarantee. The UK agents are very helpful and will give you a good... 2008-02-06T00:00:00+00:00 http://www.salt-and-pepper-mills-plus.co.uk/qa/632__Which+Salt+Mill+should+I+use+for+Maldon+Sea+Salt The CrushGrind wooden mills, such as the Capstan Good House Keeping Salt Mill... 2007-10-27T13:53:39+01:00 http://www.salt-and-pepper-mills-plus.co.uk/qa/631__What+is+the+U+Select+Peugeot+Grinding+Mechanism One of Peugeot's latest innovations, the U select mechanism makes choosing your preferred grinding consistency easier. Strictly speaking it is not a grinding mechansim but a way of adjusting the grinding mechanism Traditional Peugeot mills... 2007-10-27T13:33:55+01:00 http://www.salt-and-pepper-mills-plus.co.uk/qa/598__What+happened+to+the+CrushGrind+Orbit+Mills The Orbit had been our best selling CrushGrind mill of all time, but sadly the manufacturers had decided to discontinue them. A new design may come out to replace them, so watch this space. For the moment, alternative "upside down" mills (mills which leave no bits on the table) are 2007-10-01T10:52:13+01:00 http://www.salt-and-pepper-mills-plus.co.uk/qa/473__What+is+the+difference+between+CrushGrind+ceramic+mills+and+any+other+ceramic+mills I agree, it is a bit confusing but there are lots of different kinds of ceramic salt and pepper mills out there, some better than others. We do 2 kinds, the T&G CrushGrind and the William Bounds. I have to say that I would recommend the T&G CrushGrind... 2007-05-27T21:02:45+01:00