Same as Marc for me. It was pretty recent, just to make sure that it wasn't the fuse. It wasn't, the device was broken.
As Nic says, consumer electronics are so cheap and crap now, the device will break utterly long before the fuse blows. It's probably cheaper to buy a new toaster from Asda than to buy a pack of fuses anyway. Plus, who doesn't have 200 kettle leads to hand anyway???
Plus they're useless. Last few devices that have gone seriously wrong on me, the fuses stayed clear while the circuit breaker tripped. One was when Minor_furie left the microwave microwaving itself as Ian arrived :lol: the other was a kettle that just used to blow the circuit breaker. The circuit breaker is more than 13 amp, so the fuse should surely blow first?
Actually, we got new desks at work about seven years ago. The came with two four-way power blocks built in. They were second hand though and most of the fuses were blown. So the last "fix the thing" fuse changes I did was then. I changed about 80 of the buggers! :lol: