Aargh feel so frustrated at myself. Feel really bad.
Currently house-sitting, and put the dishwasher on earlier. Just went to take the things out of the dishwasher and noticed that the spatula (with a silicone 'head') has a chunk missing from it.
I realised it's because I (bloody stupidly) put the spatula next to a carving knife, and the knife must have sliced a bit off the spatula during the dishwasher cycle.
Does anyone know where I might be able to get a similar spatula from please? Have no idea where it's from, and would like to replace it. Frantically Googling orange spatulas at the moment because of my own stupidity 
So far, I've only been able to find ones with silicone handles rather than metallic handles.
Thanks everyone!!
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House-sitting and accidentally damaged spatula - help needed please :)
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RangeTesKopeks · 22/08/2017 23:28
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ChaosTrulyReigns ·
22/08/2017 23:29
Range, it's a cheap kitchen implement - the fact that you're house sitting far outweighs the loss of that.
Honestly, don't worry about it.
But try Asda 
cittigirl ·
22/08/2017 23:30
Relax, it's a silicone spatula not a ming vase. If you can't find one, offer to pay to replace it. Accidents happen 
ChaosTrulyReigns ·
22/08/2017 23:31
Range, it's a cheap kitchen implement - the fact that you're house sitting far outweighs the loss of that.
Honestly don't worry about it.
But try Asda if you're desperate
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Ollivander84 ·
23/08/2017 00:27
I googled some more and found an article which shows identical ones from tiger, for about £3 so I don't think it's a mega expensive one
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Jux ·
23/08/2017 00:40
Ah yes, I didn't notice that! Maybe, though, it will give OP a clue as to where to get one on further investigation.
I expect the second link has some ghastly thing like that too, but it is Amazon..... 
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