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Car
CarSA
 

Rusting, poor quality, quality gone downhill – My mum had Stanley Rogers cutlery sets for years which were good quality and lasted, I bought my own set less than a month ago and they've already rusted. The logo on the knifes is rusting and showing rust spots all over. The quality of them feels so poor too, there's manufacturing defects, marks, and sharp steel bits that stick out. Disappointed with this brand, the quality has gone downhill, will be sure to never purchase from them again and to not recommend them to anyone.

Purchased in at Harris Scarfe for $129.99.

JLozz
JLozz20 posts
 

Needed an update – We were using a crummy bunch of cutlery for years, since moving into our new house. Last christmas I had enough of the mis-match as it was diffuclt to keep tidy in the cutlery draw soi i bought a 76 piece set. i did keep a few old ones for camping and brining into work but overall i have been happy with the purchase. really do think what you need as in reality you dont need two different sized forks and knives which is my only vice. That being said it was more cost effective buying the bigger set. its now been about 7 months and they keep their shine, i dont do anthing special just washing machine and storage, although i imagine that they would probably buff out a bit better if i spent the time drying the watermarks off it.

Purchased in at Kitchen Warehouse.

Soylatte
Soylatte
 

Very Happy buyer – Picked up a 42-piece baugette for $79 from Harris Scarf about 6 months ago and have been using them daily. Wash them in dish washer all the time and 6 months later still very happy with them. I live the weight distribution of these cutleries and they're quite shinny. And if you wait around till when they're marked down at Harris Scarf or shop around online, you'd even be happier with them.

sonia.kzm
sonia.kzm22 posts
 

Worst cutlery set – I have one of the cheapest cutlery set for 10 years now and was just bored with it.i bought them in asia but never seen a tiny rust on the cutlery set in both weather and problematic water of qld.i was wondering why the store was selling in sale at 70% sale and it did take me just one week to know :problem of rust.it was $300 before sale and $90 with a bonus steak set valued $25 in easterclearence.salesperson told me you washed them in dishwasher so we don't give you a refund it has been used.but i didn't even use them one time.i just washed them before use for the first time.i told her how am i supposed to know it is fulty if i didn't wash them?and she told me you better wipe them with clothes after every time you wash them but who has time to that every time.i didn't do that with my cutlery sets up to now and there was no problem of rust ever.

So disappointed at this brand and i will never buy that again.worst products that made in china imported to australia.it isn't even worth as a gift.it was a waste of time to buy and return it.people be careful first read the reviews and then buy something.i bought them at harris scarfe but i saw them in myer even more expensive with no bonus.poor people that don't have time to shop around and do their research before buy.

Problem of rust before even use cutlery set for the first time.

jresh
jresh   

My son and his new wife were given a brand new Stanley Rogers cutlery set as a wedding gift - and they've had the same problem - they've now got cutlery from the supermarket, that is doing a better job! My son said they had rust marks on them within one or 2 uses. I am trying to follow this up with Oneida (through whom they're distributed), and have tried the 3 ways of contacting them (phone, email or website) and can't get through on any of them! But I won't give up - someone needs to be accountable for such a poor product!! - Janice E

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