Every article states its basis: our own test, editorial research or a comparison. We use the word test only when we had the product and documented the process.
Four questions before a verdict
- What problem should the product solve?
- How well does it fit everyday life? Cleaning, storage and ongoing costs count.
- Is there already a simpler solution?
- Who benefits from buying it — and who does not?
Three possible answers
Yes: it does the job without needless effort. Only if …: it makes sense under conditions we explain. No: cost, work or limitations outweigh the benefit.
Research remains research
We identify manufacturers’ claims and link important sources. A researched article does not pretend to be first-hand experience. We check price and availability again before linking a retailer.