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HDX Multi-Purpose Square Sponge
The HDX All-purpose Sponge is manufactured to withstand heavy-duty cleaning. This is a highly absorbent sponge designed with square corners for easy access to compartments, nooks a...
Antique Spong & Co Coffee Grinder
Antique Spong & Co Coffee Grinder LTD London No 1 Made In England Vintage
Antique Coffee Grinder, Spong Company LTD, Made in England, Kitchen appliance, cast iron, iron appliance, vintage kitchen coffee grinder
& Co LTD Coffee Grinder No. 1
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Spong
6 mentions from real owners
- #1Aug 10, 2025
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By a Spong and your grandkids will remember you every morning when they’re grinding their morning coffee.
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Ever Bought Something That Quietly Changed You?
I have a Spong No. 1. 19th century technology; cast iron construction; indestructible. They show up in resale shops from time to time. On the auction sites, the prices get bid up way too high.
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What’s a kitchen item you bought once and never had to replace?
Spong #2 coffee grinder.
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What’s a kitchen item you bought once and never had to replace?
Most cast iron. We have several that are on their third generation of use. A Spong meat grinder on its fourth generation too.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #5Feb 6, 2025
Going back to before electricity
Cast iron grinder: Spong No 1.
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Where do I find a good manual coffee grinder?
You can find used Spong No. 1 grinders at resale shops. They are cast iron, 19th century engineering, one moving part (the auger). They will last “forever”. You can see them on the auction sites, but the price gets bid way too high.
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