This T & G Woodware pepper and salt mills has been designed to be both efficient and attractive. Its elongated shape with brushed steel lid and base has created this popular and stylish mill. It is suitable for grinding salt, pepper and spices; this mill features a ceramic mechanism and is spindle-free for easy filling.

T&G's pepper and salt mills are made with acrylic and stainless steel and they contain a Crush and Grind ceramic mechanism. The mill itself comes pre-filled. T&G's 'Design Exclusive' logo is proudly marked on every T&G Exclusively Designed product to guarantee the design credentials of the piece. T&G's products are available both in upscale marketplaces and online. You can find a local Table and Kitchen supplier online by looking under the stockist section on the internet.

T&G have been a successful design and sales house in the UK since 1975, with millions of satisfied customers across the country. T&G continues to lead the market for salt, pepper, and other spice mills with their unique designs, like the Award Winning Apollo and Sorcerer's Hat designs, both of these designs also contain CrushGrind's World leading ceramic mechanism in their foundation. T&G's Exclusively Designed range of products are available all over the UK, in both large department stores, and smaller independent cook shops, gift shops, and garden centers, as well as some hardware stores.

Cleaning T & G Woodware pepper and salt mills is quite simple. All you have to do is rinse them with detergent in hot water, and dry with a clean paper towel. Avoid using tea towels, since they are made of a material that can harbor germs. If they have been soaked accidentally, you can help the surface harden by covering them in a thick layer of table salt. Let the salted mills sit overnight to absorb the moisture.

Salt also has a slightly abrasive cleaning action if rubbed onto the board dry and will take away the smell of garlic and onion fairly successfully. Lemon juice can be effectively used to bleach out stains. As with any wooden utensils, it should never be soaked in water for any length of time.

If not careful, it may swell up and warp once it starts to dry. Many people simply forget to dry the excess water off of it immediately after washing or rinsing since they are just too busy or may simply forget, and this can cause warping damage if left to stand drying while still wet.