kimmiewimmie's Review of Tefal P20707
22nd Mar 2007
Overall Rating
- Value for money
As always, pressure cookers are quick and easy to use.
Bad Points
The bottom handle was stiff and then broke off while I tried closing it.
General Comments
I lost my receipt (as I normally do not keep them) but I had the model number. I called Tefal, and they recommended that I buy the part from them or go back to the store I bought the Tefal P20707 pressure cooker from. I was quite surprised that they just did not want to know.
I must say that when I had a Prestige pressure cooker and it was almost 3/4 years old, Prestige sent me parts that came off and wore off free of charge.
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