Double down at dinner time with this Ninja Double Stack XL. Its stackable air fryer design gives you two drawers on top of each other. That means it takes up less space on your worktop than the average fryer. And it doesn't skimp on capacity either. There's enough space to cook a whole 1.4 kg roast chicken in each drawer. If everyone fancies something different, throw in the wire racks and you can make four different meals at the same time. But it's more than just an air fryer. With its six cooking functions, including Roast, Bake and Dehydrate, you can rustle up all your favourite scran with little to no oil. Enjoy your fried-favourites without the guilt.
This Numatic Henry Quick Pro is designed for dust-free emptying. It only takes one click using the Henry Pods and you won't have to worry about making a mess. Its powerful airflow compacts the dirt, making for an overall bigger capacity, so you won't have to empty it as often. Plus, the lightweight, cordless design means you can whip around the house without tripping over cables or breaking your back. The battery gives you up to 60 minutes of cordless cleaning, so you can finish your task in one go. And it's even got the familiar Henry smiling face, so it'll feel like part of the family.
Enjoy perfectly crisp and tender meals with this Philips air fryer. Its Vertical RapidAir Technology circulates hot air from the top, giving you evenly cooked dishes every time. The two 5 litre baskets let you prepare different foods simultaneously. Perfect for whipping up a batch of chicken drumsticks with a side of chunky chips. And its compact double stack design maximises your countertop space without skimping on results.
Tackle your ironing pile head-on with this Philips PerfectCare iron. Its Intelligent Automatic Steam function uses motion sensors to detect when you move the iron. It then automatically releases a burst of steam to blast through creases. Better still, with Speed mode, the faster you iron, the more steam it releases. That ironing pile will be less mountain and more mole hill in no time. And you can even do away with the ironing board and steam vertically. It's perfect for freshening up hanging clothes, bed lines and curtains.
Get through your laundry pile faster with this Philips steam generator iron. It uses powerful continuous steam to smooth out stubborn creases in no time. And OptimalTemp technology adjusts the heat to suit different fabrics, so the iron is guaranteed not to burn your clothes.
Indulge in café-quality drinks at home with this Sage the Barista coffee machine. Its 15-bar pressure and 9-bar extraction mean rich, smooth flavours in every cup. Fancy something a little different? Enjoy an invigorating Cold Brew or Cold Espresso with a light, less acidic flavour profile. Get step-by-step guidance and real-time feedback from the Impress Puck system. Just pick one of the 8 coffee-shop favourite presets or get creative and customise up to six drinks. And if you like your coffee frothy, the Auto MilQ Hands-Free Microfoam Wand makes luxuriously smooth foam, so your flat whites and lattes will hit the spot every time.
This Tefal Care For You First uses natural steam to freshen up and sanitise your clothes. It means you can enjoy those new clothes for longer. The 40-minute Sanitise cycle gets rid of 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, and other nasties. It doesn't need any detergent, and it won't damage your clothes. And the Eco mode is perfect for squeezing an extra day of wear out of your lucky shirt. It shifts odours in just 20 minutes, so you won't have to wash your clothes as often.
Steam can be more powerful than you'd think. This Tefal Pro Express Ultimate II steam generator features 7.7 bar pressure - meaning it can effectively tackle stubborn creases in your clothes. You can use it with any fabric type, utilizing a wide range of temperature and steam combinations. It's simple to keep it working at its best, too – the removable calc collector system helps to prevent build-ups of limescale. That means your iron will be at its best for the next time you use it.
