See also my in-depth review of the Proscenic T21 Smart Air Fryer. Back in May I reviewed the Prima Projector too, but the other the stories were app only.
Evening Standard: Mini food banks
They say "never become the story" at journalism school. But I never went to journalism school. So here's a piece about the amazing 3D-printed mini food banks popping up in Walthamstow, one of which is in my front garden!
It's also on my Evening Standard author page.
Zoopla: Spring cleaning
All I want is someone to look at me like that pup looks at her...
Read my pick of the best spring cleaning tech for 2021. Also live on my Zoopla author page.
Zoopla: 2021 Tech
Read about the Queen, the silver screen and more. It's going to be the year of the garden cinema, I swear. Just do it and thank me later!
Evening Standard: WFH
Tech for better coffee, easier smoothies and looking better on Zoom. From yesterday's Evening Standard p17.
Evening Standard: Home tech of 2021
Look better on Zoom, watch a movie in the garden, get fit in your living room while a robot does the cleaning. Welcome to 2021... The piece is online here or on my Evening Standard author page.
Land Rover Magazine 40: Kit
A long time in the making, but the latest issue is out and it's purty. The entire magazine is beautiful and well worth a read.
Daily Mail podcast: Pointless emails
Me talking about the environmental impact of emails on the Daily Mail podcast, from 12:20. Better that I do it than someone who thinks sending one less email a day equals doing one's bit...
Ideal Home: Clothes steamers
A great big test of handheld and floorstanding garment steamers by a scruffy freelancer who grudgingly irons school uniforms and not much more. My clothes looked good that week! Read which ones were worth buying here.
Evening Standard: Air purifiers
Breathe easy at home now that it's too cold to leave the windows open. In fact, your air will be much cleaner than that outside! The piece is online here or on my Evening Standard author page. Meanwhile, enjoy!
Evening Standard: Smart heating
Tech that will make your home cosier and your bills smaller. It's online here page 27 but not for long, but it will soon pop up on my Evening Standard author page. Meanwhile, enjoy!
Evening Standard: Home working tech
"Are you sitting uncomfortably? Then we'll begin." So commenced this article, before it was subbed so they could fit a last-minute advert on the page. Oh well, it's still a good read.
The newspaper is online here, page 20, but I'm not sure how long it's there for as it's a new site. It will hopefully soon pop up on my Standard page too.
Evening Standard: Outdoor cinema
In which I get to write, ever so slightly, about Hamilton! Here's how to build a garden cinema to watch Hamilton, Frozen II and more.
Evening Standard: Five best home tech
The longer ten best piece is already online. Here are the five that made it into print. From this Wednesday's newspaper, which can also be read online here for one week only. Tech tonics, I see what they did there!
Land Rover Magazine 39: Kit
I'm delighted that the wraps are finally off my first Kit spread for Land Rover Magazine and it's a beauty!
Eglu blog: Rescue hens
In which I didn't think of saying "from bad arse to badass" till I re-read the piece after publication. Read about our girls here.
Evening Standard: Smart lighting
The print story can also be read here for one week only. And the online version should end up in the usual place soon!
Bake for the Birds!
We keep rescue hens in the back garden. It's unapologetically hippy but it is also a bit gadgety because they live in a superb fox-proof Eglu coop with an automatic door that's triggered by sunlight levels.
We're holding a cake sale next Saturday to raise funds for the British Hen Welfare Trust. It costs the BHWT around £2.50 to get each bird rehomed. Mine had never been outdoors before, never been treated kindly, etc. They're crazy happy now and they lay me delicious eggs every day.
This is what our girls looked like five months ago when we collected them.
And this is what they look like now. Same birds.
Loads of friends are baking delicious cakes. Plus KitchenAid has very generously donated a red Artisan stand mixer worth £499 which we are raffling for the BHWT too. Tickets cost just £1.
COME BUY CAKES AND RAFFLE TICKETS!
We're holding a cake sale next Saturday to raise funds for the British Hen Welfare Trust. It costs the BHWT around £2.50 to get each bird rehomed. Mine had never been outdoors before, never been treated kindly, etc. They're crazy happy now and they lay me delicious eggs every day.
This is what our girls looked like five months ago when we collected them.
And this is what they look like now. Same birds.
Loads of friends are baking delicious cakes. Plus KitchenAid has very generously donated a red Artisan stand mixer worth £499 which we are raffling for the BHWT too. Tickets cost just £1.
COME BUY CAKES AND RAFFLE TICKETS!
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