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Question: Does this pressure cooker have silicon or rubber gasket?
Document: The meat falls off the bone. Beans, rice, peas turn out tender and flavorful and FAST. It is easy to clean. Instructions say that only the bottom pot can be put in the dishwasher. I put the lid in as well, BUT, I remove and hand-wash the rubber gasket. In my opinion that is the only part that looks like it can get damaged in a dishwasher.
My pressure cooker is very easy to use. Not too heavy to handle and gets up to pressure quickly. While it doesn't affect my opinion on the cooker, the dishwasher part is a little misleading. You can put the bottom in the dishwasher, but they really don't recommend it for the top. However, the gasket and top clean very easily. I really like the cooker.
Why?- Warranty. While the pot is warranted for 10 years, the rest of the parts are only one. Even a Presto for about half the price is fully warranted for five. Others in this price range are 10 or more.- Warranty service. T-fal doesn't list this or any other pressure cooker on its Web site, so I wonder about service and the availability of parts.- Replacement Parts. T-fal recommends replacing the gasket yearly.
This pressure cooker was competing in my household with a decade old Fagor pressure cooker, and when it came down to it, my wife just liked our old one better . I don't know what it is about the design of the Fagor: the more flexible gasket (which I have to replace yearly) or the pressure release valve design but it builds up to a cooking capable steam pressure with less liquid than this one, and quicker.The included recipes are OK, but not great.
I've had this very attractive pressure cooker for 4 months. Although the gasket fits okay, the lid does not fit snugly on the pot when closed in the locked position and the handle comes loose. There are two screws that attach the red handle to the lid. I don't know how or why they work themselves loose but I've had to tighten them twice already. I think the looseness keeps the pot from getting up to pressure but there is no gauge to verify.
The gasket is a stiff, but appears durable. Comes with a convenient steamer basket. If I didn't already own and like the Fagor, I'd be happy with this one too. As it is, into storage it goes.
So far so good.....arrived on time and well packaged. Works well as long as directions are followed. Not quite as well made as I would have liked...but it suffices. The gasket will need replacement with frequent use.
It gets about 3/4 of the way to the top. This might indicate that steam is escaping due to the looseness of the lid/handle. It does work well enough but it doesn't seem as sturdy as the one my mother and grandmother used to use.Update: It is extremely difficult to find a replacement gasket for this model. It appears that the model has been discontinued.
I just love my new pressure cooker Ingrid Hoffman Simply delicioso by T-fal. It doesn't make that rattling noise my old pressure cooker made.Simple to use and easy to clean. I love that new silicon seal. I'm just worried about the steam control valve breaking when I set it upside down on the counter, (old habits are hard to overcome). That's how I broke my old Fagor cooker, now I can't find replacement parts. I've using it about 4 times a week.
I have been using my pressure cooker for months now and it works great and is so easy to use.
Answer: I just received mine, and I can say it's a silicon gasket... Haven't done much more than unbox it, so I can't say anything else about it, good or bad, yet ;)