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Customer Reviews of Fagor 10-Inch Glass Lid
Customer Rating:  Summary: Nice lid... a bit too big Comment: This lid comes in a box, which means it should hold up well in shipping. But you never know. It's a nice lid. We did have to return this because the rim didn't fit our cookware. We returned it and got Farberware's 10-inch lid, which has a smaller rim by about 1/8-3/16 inch smaller. Customer Rating:  Summary: OK but cheap lid Comment: This lid is an adequate low-end glass lid. The plastic knob on top is held on by a screw, which sometimes comes loose and needs to be retightened. Unlike with better-made lids, the "ugly" back side of the plastic knob is exposed to view when looking through the screw side of the lid. The metal rim around the circumference seems properly constructed, having been folded over to avoid exposing a sharp edge. Customer Rating: Summary: Nice lid Comment: If you purchase a Fagor cooker, or really any 10 inch pot that does not have a glass lid, this is a good option. Just a lid, but it's a good one. More Reviews * 10 inch diameter glass lid * Dishwasher safe * Tempered glass lid is high shock and heat resistant * Fits: Pressure cookers 8 quarts size and larger, Duo Combi pressure cooker set and Splendid/Elite/Rapida 2x1 pressure cooker set Model: 998228000 
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