Thanks damar and Grant.
damar, you asked if that was a swamp cooler; sorry but I don't have a clue - not my area of expertise. Congrats on getting your pressure cooker working. I think those can be dangerous because of the high pressures involved. I've read that an undetectable crack in the lid can fragment it, sending shrapnel flying at high velocity.
Hi Grant; I hope all is well.
MFI, since using a pressure cooker usually involves glass jars (not cans or bottles), to be accurate shouldn't it be called "jarring?"
damar, you asked if that was a swamp cooler; sorry but I don't have a clue - not my area of expertise. Congrats on getting your pressure cooker working. I think those can be dangerous because of the high pressures involved. I've read that an undetectable crack in the lid can fragment it, sending shrapnel flying at high velocity.
Hi Grant; I hope all is well.
MFI, since using a pressure cooker usually involves glass jars (not cans or bottles), to be accurate shouldn't it be called "jarring?"
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