Has anyone had any problems with the bowl peeling? I had a different large stainless steel bowl peel off after one use. Want to know about the quality
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I purchased it for a co-worker who doesn't have internet and she totally loves it. She makes this huge vegetable recipe for the holiday's and never could find anything large enough and it is perfect. She said it washes up great and has never had any issue with it, she is actually thinking about getting another one, due to the fact that everyone wants to borrow hers.
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To me the body doesnot look like stainless steel although the bowl maybe. Saying that it is the best scales I have ever bought and it serves me well. I would highly recommend it.
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I used only once as it took a while to clean..though my bowl is pretty clean.....it requires some labor hand work..I gave up so I do not know how long it lasts..sorry for not giving you the answer...
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I have stainless steel bowls too but even with that they end up eating the stopper... i end up buying a slow feeder bowl... works better and they can't destroy it.
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Yes, I am 100% certain that the inside of the bowl is indeed stainless steel. I bought two of these Cuisinart ice cream bowls so that if we wanted to make two different kinds of ice cream, we wouldn't have to wait for another 12-24 hours for the bowl to become frozen again. There is some kind of liquid or gel located inside the sides of the bowl (the sides are about 3/4" thick), so the bowl freezes very nicely in the freezer and ice cubes are therefore not needed to be put around the outside of the bowl when you make ice cream. In terms of product quality, the stainless steel material and the workmanship are both excellent. Yes, I am 100% certain that the inside of the bowl is indeed stainless steel. I bought two of these Cuisinart ice cream bowls so that if we wanted to make two different kinds of ice cream, we wouldn't have to wait for another 12-24 hours for the bowl to become frozen again. There is some kind of liquid or gel located inside the sides of the bowl (the sides are about 3/4" thick), so the bowl freezes very nicely in the freezer and ice cubes are therefore not needed to be put around the outside of the bowl when you make ice cream. In terms of product quality, the stainless steel material... » Read More Yes, I am 100% certain that the inside of the bowl is indeed stainless steel. I bought two of these Cuisinart ice cream bowls so that if we wanted to make two different kinds of ice cream, we wouldn't have to wait for another 12-24 hours for the bowl to become frozen again. There is some kind of liquid or gel located inside the sides of the bowl (the sides are about 3/4" thick), so the bowl freezes very nicely in the freezer and ice cubes are therefore not needed to be put around the outside of the bowl when you make ice cream. In terms of product quality, the stainless steel material and the workmanship are both excellent. « Show Less
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I have had no problem at all. One thing to remember with "Stainless" steel.... it can stain. Sort of an oxymoron I know but I work in the steel business. This grade of steel in these pots is a high quality and any staining will be minimal. It is easily removed with Barkeeper's Friend Cookware Cleaner. Also, I don't use the dishwasher all the time for my stainless pots. The highly alkaline detergent in dishwasher detergent is terrible on stainless steel and will cause the staining fast. It will also dull the beautiful mirror finish over time. These pots are so easy to clean. I just use a dish sponge and wipe em down. If I happen to burn something or I notice some spotting on the pots, I use Barkeeper's Friend Cookware Cleaner and it cleans right up. They look brand new still!
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No, I have had no peeling. It stands up well in the slots. I would purchase another one.
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Not a heavy user but bowl is fine. Also had a first gen., used a lot, had more problems with the base getting cracks. Original bowl still in use (my son has it). It is yellowed but has never cracked.
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The only stained bowl I had was due to a college student eating pasta & sauce and it was left unwashed for well, a very long time. I have heated soups and pastas with sauce in bowls and on plates and washed or rinsed them directly after use and haven't had any problems with mine staining. I have had mine for a few years now and they've gone thru many uses- dishwasher runs and microwave, and they are holding up very nicely for us. I have salad size plates/ dinner size plates/ at least 10 bowls. I love the light weight to them and versatility of microwave/dishwasher use.
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I've had mine a little over a year. It arrived without a single scratch and is a pure copper bowl. The finish on it is still perfect. It doesn't sound like the bowl you got is at all like mine. Can you return or exchange it?
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My wife actually got them apart. Try soaking them in hot, then cold water. Particularly cold (icy) water on the inside and very hot on the outside bowl. Be patient and repeat. Use a thin knife. Plastic or something flimsyer than the bowls, and work to pry them apart. Really have to be patient or you'll break them. Wife said she spent all day working on them. I think the detergent idea from the other poster is good too. That stuff is slippery and should loosen them up.
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Hi Nicole, did you have success in ordering the bowl for this slow cooker? My grandson pulled mine off the shelf and it broke into a million pieces, so I
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I would return it and ask for a replacement. We have NEVER had ours peel. Sounds like a minor defect. Best of Luck.
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Our pot is at least 3 years old and we have not had any peeling or chipping. We use it often and always wash it by hand. Have hou contacted the manufacturer?
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There is non stick coating on the inside and it is easy to clean. I tend to put another bowl inside it because it is to big for 2 people. The outside is stainless steel. There's never any food on the outside so I'm not sure if it is easy to clean or not.
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I had a similar issue and was unable to find a replacement but managed to have the broken unit repaired. Reinstalling the repaired dish I put a small stainless steel screw above the leading edge to hold the dish in place in the metal brackets. This works extremely well holding the dish in place and still easy to clean. We have had no further problems with the dish. Hope tis is of help. Les Taylor NZ.
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I'm thinking about ordering this cookware. I read one review saying that it scratched the cooktop. Has anyone else had this happen?