Review on 🥘 Versatile Crock-Pot 8-Quart Multi-Use XL Express Crock: Slow Cook, Pressure Cook, Boil, Simmer - Black Stainless Edition by John Lewis

I've been using this slow cooker for a few months now, cooking chili peppers and pork ribs. The oven itself is nicely designed, although it's a bit heavy due to the size (I have an 8QT). Such a multi-cooker and pressure cooker in general is the float valve. They are attached with a small rubber band that I lost. However, valves are easy to find at Revain, but it's a minor issue. The other problem is that the inner pot seems to expand a bit due to the heat, so you get scratches on the outside when you try to take the pot off the stove. Not a serious problem but causes problems when removing the pot and may require some force. Advantages: This is a multifunctional baby. Pot with non-stick coating. Good insulation, retains heat well even when the heating function isn't working. - A few minor issues (expandable pot, float can easily be lost) - Short power cord, you will probably need an extension cord if you don't want your slow cooker plugged into an outlet very tightly.