Eric see's Review of Tefal Clipso Vitamins 6l Pressure Cooker
9th Jul 2005
Overall Rating
- Value for money
Good design, easy operation
Bad Points
No whistle function to warn us on too high flame.
Inconsistant steam leakage problem. Overheating get is an major problem.
General Comments
Tefal Clipso Vitamins 6l Pressure Cooker - This pressure cooker is great while it works - service is not good, any problem is always the customer's fault
My presssure cooker had a melt down in just 45mins max with half full of water and peanuts. Resulting burn rubber seal and smoke up the whole house. Cover sealed shut. Service centre says it my fault - say I did not put water in it - too bad , I have to buy a new one.
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