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Question: I forgot to ask before. My previous slow cooker collected water around the lid from the heat & this made the lid rattle. Does this one do that?
Document: This is our second Crock-Pot brand slow cooker. I cracked the first one by placing cool water in the hot ceramic pot. Entirely my mistake. The newer model is a little nicer with rubber feet and handles. If I transported this slow cooker around, then I'd give it 5 Stars. For my purposes, the latches on the lid, make it harder to clean and flop around. I'm using the lid from the old slow cooker and I'm very happy.
Also, the exterior is hot. Be careful, especially around kids. My previous Crock Pot I could leave on the counter. I don't trust this one anywhere but on the heat-proof stove top.It does clean up easily, and it cooks food, albeit a bit faster than I'd like.
We needed a new slow cooker after our was damaged in a move. We didn't have a lot of cash and thought this one, priced below $50, would be okay to use. I had a very nice one before that was no longer made and I understood this one wouldn't live up to my previous slow cooker, but I didn't expect it to be this bad.The pros are it's size and capacity, the buttons are easy to use, and it actually kinda heats up the food inside.
I am presently making Sunday dinner in this slow cooker. Three pounds of grass-fed corned beef, carrots, new potatoes, onions and celery with lots of garlic. I started the beef last night because it was frozen and let it cook, with water, overnight. When I got up this morning the pot was bubbling away on the "low heat" setting. I added the vegetables thinking that the boiling would slow down with the addition of the extra food, and it did for a while.
What I like best about this crock-pot, is the seal around the lid. The previous crock-pot, that I had, would spill out on my counter. This one keeps all the food & steam inside the crock-pot.
I have no idea why they would design a lid that has a hole in it so that it collects water and soap whenever it is cleaned. I thought perhaps I had a defective lid so I ordered a new one... the new one is exactly the same. Will never purchase a Crock-pot slow cooker again.Update:  I have used this crock pot 10-15 times. Tried to use it today and it does not work.
I love using a slow cooker, but hate using one to bring food to a gathering as the lid tends to slide around as it is being transported. This lid clamps down, and there is a timer which automatically turns it to &#34;warm&#34; from high or low at the end of the cooking time you have set. You'll like this.
The latching lid works well. The countdown timer is such a nice feature over the older ones because I always forgot when I started it... The reynolds slow cooker liners fit inside so clean up is super easy.
It does not do that. It does not claim to do that... it is just wishful thinking on my part.2. Previous reviewers mentioned water becoming trapped in the space between the handle and the lid. This is a problem on my unit as well. So far I have only used it a few times, but have had to remove the screw that holds the handle to the lid and dry it out. I am investigating adding a gasket of some kind to prevent this from happening.
I ordered this crock pot in July and used it a few times before it wouldn't heat up. OK, maybe I got a lemon.How difficult can it be to get a replacement???? Well this is now the end of January and I have been trying to get satisfaction for almost 3 months from Crock pot. They made me go thru hoops to prove that it wasn't working, including an 8 hr testing of the water temp every 2 hours.
Answer: It does not.  There is a rubber seal around the edge of the lid.  Hope this helps!