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[QUESTION] How would I prevent a pressure cooker from exploding? (feddit.online)
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Hey all,

The other day I went to the thrift shop and while browsing, came across some pressure cookers that were being sold for cheap. I've heard of these things before, but this was my first time actually seeing them in person.

I did some research as to how they're used and what for, and I'm thinking I might as well purchase one. However, I know there is a risk of the thing exploding, especially seeing that they aren't new models sold from the store and all.

My main question is how I would go about preventing an explosion happening in my apartment if I were to use one. The two are stovetop ones rather than electric ones, and look more or less like this.

Thanks for any help in advance!

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[–] jerkface@lemmy.ca 10 points 1 week ago

There is essentially zero risk of a pressure cooker exploding. If pressure starts to build without being released due to a malfunction, the seals are going to fail before the metal container will. Yes, it would be a mess, but it's something you can deal with. It's not going to detonate and kill people.