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SILICONE GASKET for FAGOR pressure cooker
SILICONE GASKET for FAGOR pressure cooker
does anyone here have any experience with longevity of the Fagor
SILICONE GASKET for pressure cookers, as compared to the
PLAIN RUBBER GASKET?
we now need our third gasket for our Fagor pressure cooker. seems
like Fagor has a bad design of their pressure cooker or a bad
design/selection of rubber material for their gasket. we have tried
all of the tricks for sealing the gasket, from oil to vaseline, with
vaseline
being the best suggestion.
we suspect that Fagor's requirement that the gasket be replaced every
12 months, is a ploy to keep draining the consumer's purse.
the plain gasket was NEVER a problem with the old MIRRO pressure
cooker.
COMMENTS ???
does anyone here have any experience with longevity of the Fagor
SILICONE GASKET for pressure cookers, as compared to the
PLAIN RUBBER GASKET?
we now need our third gasket for our Fagor pressure cooker. seems
like Fagor has a bad design of their pressure cooker or a bad
design/selection of rubber material for their gasket. we have tried
all of the tricks for sealing the gasket, from oil to vaseline, with
vaseline
being the best suggestion.
we suspect that Fagor's requirement that the gasket be replaced every
12 months, is a ploy to keep draining the consumer's purse.
the plain gasket was NEVER a problem with the old MIRRO pressure
cooker.
COMMENTS ???
Re: SILICONE GASKET for FAGOR pressure cooker
nucleus wrote:
> we now need our third gasket for our Fagor pressure cooker. seems
> like Fagor has a bad design of their pressure cooker or a bad
> design/selection of rubber material for their gasket. we have tried
> all of the tricks for sealing the gasket, from oil to vaseline, with
> vaseline
> being the best suggestion.
Petroleum products like vaseline cause the rapid deterioration of rubber and
rubber-latex products. Silicone "rubber" may not be so affected.
> we suspect that Fagor's requirement that the gasket be replaced every
> 12 months, is a ploy to keep draining the consumer's purse.
Or maybe a way of avoiding problems?
> the plain gasket was NEVER a problem with the old MIRRO pressure
> cooker.
Did you use vaseline on it?
--
Dave
www .davebbq,com
nucleus wrote:
> we now need our third gasket for our Fagor pressure cooker. seems
> like Fagor has a bad design of their pressure cooker or a bad
> design/selection of rubber material for their gasket. we have tried
> all of the tricks for sealing the gasket, from oil to vaseline, with
> vaseline
> being the best suggestion.
Petroleum products like vaseline cause the rapid deterioration of rubber and
rubber-latex products. Silicone "rubber" may not be so affected.
> we suspect that Fagor's requirement that the gasket be replaced every
> 12 months, is a ploy to keep draining the consumer's purse.
Or maybe a way of avoiding problems?
> the plain gasket was NEVER a problem with the old MIRRO pressure
> cooker.
Did you use vaseline on it?
--
Dave
www .davebbq,com
Re: SILICONE GASKET for FAGOR pressure cooker
nucleus <rose122550@yahoo,com > wrote:
> does anyone here have any experience with longevity
> of the Fagor SILICONE GASKET for pressure cookers,
> as compared to the PLAIN RUBBER GASKET?
> we now need our third gasket for our Fagor pressure cooker.
> seems like Fagor has a bad design of their pressure cooker
> or a bad design/selection of rubber material for their gasket.
> we have tried all of the tricks for sealing the gasket, from oil
> to vaseline, with vaseline being the best suggestion.
Neither are good for the life of it.
> we suspect that Fagor's requirement that the gasket be replaced
> every 12 months, is a ploy to keep draining the consumer's purse.
Mindless conspiracy theory.
> the plain gasket was NEVER a problem with the old MIRRO pressure cooker.
> COMMENTS ???
BUY ANOTHER MIRRO, STUPID.
nucleus <rose122550@yahoo,com > wrote:
> does anyone here have any experience with longevity
> of the Fagor SILICONE GASKET for pressure cookers,
> as compared to the PLAIN RUBBER GASKET?
> we now need our third gasket for our Fagor pressure cooker.
> seems like Fagor has a bad design of their pressure cooker
> or a bad design/selection of rubber material for their gasket.
> we have tried all of the tricks for sealing the gasket, from oil
> to vaseline, with vaseline being the best suggestion.
Neither are good for the life of it.
> we suspect that Fagor's requirement that the gasket be replaced
> every 12 months, is a ploy to keep draining the consumer's purse.
Mindless conspiracy theory.
> the plain gasket was NEVER a problem with the old MIRRO pressure cooker.
> COMMENTS ???
BUY ANOTHER MIRRO, STUPID.
