bidouille23 wrote:Giul, what are you doing there? you get too emotionally involved to have an impartial judgment I have the impression .I do not criticize you, I do not criticize moreover, I make an observation, the observation that we prefer to calculate the number of small soues that a pan costs for example instead of wondering how much it will cost next and especially how much it will cost in a year of life to the one who is intoxicated without having asked anything, just because he trusted a system that established laws supposed to protect him ...
So sorry but your 6255 euros per ton is a lot of pots and pans of all kinds to give a maximum chance of living in good health to all beneficiaries.
And if you want to play calculator we are going to play simply:
Let's say 20 euros the battery it lives at least 000 years so 10 euros per year or 2000/2000 = 365 euros per day for school or collective kitchen to distribute over all meals served you can not find your argument money there ??? divided by 5.47 users it's not even 50 cents a day per person ... And when it comes to national education and our children excuse me but I want to give them, even 11 ct like I am royal today considering that there are not 30 school days per year ...
And for the wood tell what you want and remember that you are still not dead even after eating food prepared on a wooden block and that the blocks were scraped to remove the layers of split wood;), we could believe that you really take people for idiots with your roguish justifications, you should be careful ... I would put this on the back of the belief in the industry that we want good and only good ...(for the time being )
the art of not reading what one writes and of taking arguments to carry out a discussion in loop.
You did not understand that I agree to put everything in copper (which in addition eliminates 98% of germs in 2 hours of contact: recent example seen on the news, test of door handles Hospitalieres (100 € piece!) And bathroom stuff)
BUT:
1 / will explain to the economists and managers of national education your calculation which for them implies an initial investment 5 to 6 times greater (the only thing that interests them) which in times of restriction is no longer required. .
2 / I have, once again, no action at the plastoc manufacturers: the wooden block is what a neighbor butcher explained to me (in whom I have never set foot: neither I nor the family eat barbaque: you see that your reasoning is wrong no risk of dying from sepsis linked to the multiplication of germs on the chopping block ...)
[End of the answers as far as I am concerned, it becomes trollesque ++]