An old trick that should work on any search engine is to type what you are looking for like this; "cheese grate". The "" make the search engine look for the exact phrase, Using the minus key like this tells the search engine to ignore things containing a word; cake -healthy
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MildredHubble
I agree! Argos can be pretty darned surreal. One thing I never learn with Argos is when I search up "SD Cards" I get all kinds of cards other than SD Cards. The ironic thing is that apparently the app defaults to "Most Relevant", yet I get tons of hits for XBOX game pass cards and Switch games! Lol!
MildredHubble
Actually, now I've posted that, I kinda want to get a new Switch game lol! I predict if I do that I will get at least 100 hits for SD Cards! 
I have the same difficulty with Amazon, which is one of the reasons I don't really use it anymore. I don't remember if I mentioned this on here, but a while ago I searched for "laser hair removal tool" and got a bunch of knockoff products that were completely unrelated, like a Paw Patrol water bottle.