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Quick answer
Use the form below to send a correction, a question or a partnership enquiry. Corrections to published figures are the most useful messages we get, and a specific citation helps far more than a general disagreement.
Send a message
Corrections to figures are the most useful thing you can send. Name the page and the number, and point at a source if you have one.
What to expect
There is no newsletter attached to this form and no sequence of follow up emails. A correction with a citation gets fixed at the source data file, which means every page depending on that figure is corrected together rather than one page being patched while the rest stay wrong.
For how figures are sourced and what is deliberately not claimed, see how we research. For how the site is funded, see the affiliate disclosure.
Common questions
What is the best thing to send?
A correction with a citation. If a conductivity figure, a published oven ceiling or a Rockwell hardness range here is wrong, telling us which page and what the correct source says means it gets fixed at the data file rather than patched on one page, so every page that depends on it is corrected at once.
Do you accept guest posts?
No. Every page here is generated from or written against one shared data file of material properties and published specifications, and an outside article cannot participate in that. Corrections and data contributions are welcome; finished articles are not.
Will you review my product?
We do not review in the sense of cooking with equipment, and no page here claims to. What we can do is include a product in the researched comparisons if it is genuinely relevant to the category and its specifications are published. Use the form and say what the product is and where its specifications are documented.
How quickly do you reply?
Corrections are usually acted on faster than they are replied to, because the fix matters more than the acknowledgement. Partnership enquiries get a direct answer either way. There is no newsletter attached to this form and no sequence of follow up emails.