Guest's Review of Tower Pressure Cooker
19th Jun 2008
Overall Rating
- Value for money
Durability and price.
Bad Points
None except that it would be nice if the pot came with a spare rubber seal and valve as these are the parts people would most likely have to replace sometime in the future.
General Comments
No Complaints here considering that I have had this Tower Pressure Cooker for 10years and its still going strong. I called tower via the number in the leaflet and was able to order the spinning valve and the rubber seal two years ago for the grand total of £3.75 including postage and packaging! not bad support for a pot that was 8 years old at the time. The safety valve on the top finally went today which is why i'm on the internet looking for spare lids, i'll probably order it from the makers if I can find the leaflet! AS FOR OPENING THE POT - Just push the moveable bit on the lid handle inwards and turn the lid anti-clockwise at the same time.
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