I bet somebody here knows about pressure cookers..
I have a stainless steel "Somersize" pressure cooker (for stove-top, not electric) which they made with a PLASTIC valve/housing. After a fair amount of use, that plastic has shriveled and warped, and it's not really keeping the pressure in right.
Cannot find any parts online, and when I call them on her website, I probably won't like what they tell me.
Could I put a different valve on there as long as it fits the hole? I don't care about the high/low pressure; long as it lets standard pressure-cooker pressure build up and vent, that's good enough.
TIA
Joy
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