Dualit 6 Slice Toaster 60144 - Polished & Classic 4 Slice Vario Toaster - Stainless steel, hand built in the UK - Replaceable ProHeat® elements - Heat two or four slots, defrost bread

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When it comes to lifting out smaller items, the Dualit DA0144 6-Slice Classic Toaster even features a high lift mechanism, so you can avoid any nasty burns. Manually operated, the Dualit DA0144 6-Slice Classic Toaster features switches to control the degree of browning – helping you to choose the perfect level of toasting with ease – and an ejector system which ensures the toast doesn’t pop up, but stays warm until the ejector lever is pushed up. While it’s the unique patented ProHeat elements are virtually indestructible, if anything should go wrong, parts are super easy to replace or repair. That makes this a sustainable, quality and durable buy - the full works. While a new toaster isn't the most costly appliance you need to invest in for your home, the best on the market aren't exactly cheap. That's why we've put all of the toasters in this guide to the test - so that you know whether they are worth your cash before you part with it. It’s also available as a four-slice model, which should perform similarly to this one and has the advantage of two great big slots (rather than the more common four smaller slots) so that you can toast longer items with ease.

What’s more, designed with durability in mind, the Dualit DA0144 6-Slice Classic Toaster features ProHeat elements which have a protective armour-plated layer covering the filament, making them virtually unbreakable. Features and Benefits We also think the De'Longhi Ballerina Toaster is reasonably priced for how luxe it feels to use. Its design was noticeably sturdy during testing and the toast comes out with far fewer lines on the bread. While a two-slice toaster will only have a single browning control (timer), on a four-slice model you may be provided with one or two such controls. A single control means the timer is set for all four slots, which is fine if you all want your toast done the same way. Two timers means you can set each pair of slots separately so you can toast, say, crumpets on one side while doing toast on the other, or have “his and hers” slots set to your personal preferences. What features should I look out for in a toaster? A bagel setting is handy for anything, like bagels or English muffins, that you want to toast on just one side.

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You heard that right - the technology within this toaster is automatically monitoring the toasting time of your slice, so that it never overdoes it. And once you've got to optimal toastiness, you can save your settings for the next round.

A reheat button usually activates a short (one-minute) cycle to heat up cold toast. Note that on some toasters, this function is marked on the timer dial instead of being a separate button. Similarly, the “a bit more” button gives your toast an extra 30 seconds. Anything of a nature that for hygiene or associated health and safety - this includes the Outdoor Spas, Mattresses and Divan Sets This impressive unit also features a removable crumb tray for easy cleaning, so you can simply tip any collected crumbs directly into the bin. Mollyis the Ecommerce Editor for Ideal Homeand is always on the lookout for the next must-buy product for your home. Covering all things appliance related, she regularly heads to Future's Test Facility in Reading to thoroughly put products through their paces.If there’s just one or two of you and you’re not a fan of fancy loaves then we’d say a simple two-slot model with just a couple of functions will probably suffice. Two slot models are also better if you’re a bit tight on space as it’s a product that usually has a permanent, easy-to-access home on your worktop. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product Perfect for smaller and solo households, the catch is that it only comes in white with a grey panel, so colour fans will have to look elsewhere. It browned faster and more evenly than most other models on test, producing perfectly browned bread in a little over a minute and a half. Most others took more than two minutes and while 30 seconds might not seem much, if you’re rushing to get the kids to school, that could make all the difference. As well as a decent variable control to give you your chosen perfect shade of brown, you should also look for defrost and keep warm functions.