Review on ☕ Bialetti Musa Stainless Steel Stovetop Coffee Maker - 6-Cup Capacity (9.2 oz) by Jordan Weakland

Now I bought 2 of these because I sent back first and then sent back the second (needs to brew coffee 3 times to empty the coffee pot before actually brewing coffee to drink) I left it open standing by the sink while I washed other dishes, and the water spilled onto the floor as my wet hands grabbed other items of laundry. He lay in a pool of water for about an hour, was born, and left a trail. I have stainless steel mixing bowls, a Oneida 18/10 stainless steel cutlery set, 18/10 stainless steel pots and pans and a stainless steel wok. I've had these items for decades and none of them have rusted. This pot is not made of stainless steel. It is easy. So I sent the first one back claiming it was defective and thought I'd try again. The second didn't rust, but I couldn't screw it tight as I screwed the top pot onto the bottom one, as if the threading was wrong or slandered. I asked my strong husband who doesn't drink coffee to tighten it for me and it hasn't tightened YET even though he twisted it with all his might. So it went back and I gave up. I bought a stainless steel Alessi Sapper Mokavark and when it arrived I couldn't believe how heavy it was compared to this Bialetti. The top pan snaps onto the bottom one and it works every time and I haven't seen any rust so I suggest paying the premium and getting the quality you expect from a stainless steel pan.