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I got one for a birthday gift last year and we use it through winter to do the best winter meals, a ox tail stew in 45 mins, I am doing lamb shank tonight, 35 mins and it will be on the plate ready and..... Ill let you all know.

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I have used pressure cookers for over 30 years and this Tower Pressure Cooker is without doubt the worst I have ever encountered. Manual states that when weight rotates and vents steam, the correct temperature has been reached. Under no circumstances will the weight rotate. The manual states that 0 ...

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I bought this non stick version to replace an old but fantastic Tower pressure cooker. Plastic slider control to open lid broke in first week. Non stick interior lasted just a few uses and could not take the heat so literally burnt off. Can'tfind replacement slider anywhere. Can't locate Tower d ...

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I have the Tower Rapide Rapid Chef 6 litre stainless steel model no 4355. Unlike other pressure cookers I've previously owned, this one has not suffered any pitting of the interior surface, nor has there been any distortion of the base (which makes it difficult to use on a solid hob ring). That's pr ...

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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 packagin ...

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I have now broken the detachable bit that looks as though it has a space intended for a thumb to press down on it, so perhaps I won't be able to use it even if I ever do find out how to overcome the lock.

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I found the Tower Pressure Cooker as easy to use as one can make pressure cookers. Aluminum base looks flat when new, but distorts after normal use, losing thermal contact with electric cookers, o.k. for gas. Energy and flavor-saving. Poor spares support for a fairly expensive utensil.

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I found the Tower Pressure Cooker as easy to use as it'll get for pressure cookers, however spare parts are hard to find via the internet!

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I would like to see alternate langauge instructions. I have bought two within this last 12 months for wedding gifts for my friends in the Czech Republic.

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The Tower Pressure Cooker has a nice trivet and divider but it broke after only 2 months and no wonder, the release button is flimsy plastic. My old cheap brand cooker lasted 20 years but this is rubbish.

If they replaced the flimsy plastic with tougher substance it would be a good cooker but I ...