rival crockpot HELP DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE DIFFERENCES ARE BETWEEN MODEL SCV1600B ANDSCV1600B-SS? HUGE PRICE DIFFERENCE
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The SS stands for stainless steel and that would also account for the price difference.
543433
I purchased the same crockpot from Amazon 6 months ago and the non stick coating is flaking off as well as other problems...such as not turning on when you flip the switch. I am afraid to use it now because of possible electrical problems with the control switch and the flaking of the non stick coating. My question is ....Does anyone know of a recall on this model?
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i just bought this online at www.rivalproducts.com - 89.99 on sale for 39.99 plus 8.50 for shipping.
1758331
I bought the 2 quart and it is great for us (two people), but we do not eat big meals so works great. If you want leftovers or seconds I would say the 3 quart. This is a really good crock pot and I really like it.
923256
Toshiba "WHAT"?Toshiba Counter-Top Quick-Cook Convection Micro-wave Oven-Combo Dish-Washing Machine???Sorta Kinda need more Info to do a little google research on the matter for you & answer your concern/Question.You can go yourself over to Crucial & input your Toshib's Model Info & find out yourself, though.http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisorif you don't care to do that??Here's an other tool to help: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/systemscannerSeriously?? A question like that would not normally be answered since it lacks so much pertinent & necessary Info....But, Buyers or even prospective buyers such as yourself really make Amazon a BANE for concerted & careful sellers.....but at least you asked a "Question" of sorts. Toshiba "WHAT"?Toshiba Counter-Top Quick-Cook Convection Micro-wave Oven-Combo Dish-Washing Machine???Sorta Kinda need more Info to do a little google research on the matter for you & answer your concern/Question.You can go yourself over to Crucial & input your Toshib's Model Info & find out yourself, though.http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisorif you don't care to do that??Here's an other tool to help: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/systemscannerSeriously?? A question like that would not... » Read More Toshiba "WHAT"?Toshiba Counter-Top Quick-Cook Convection Micro-wave Oven-Combo Dish-Washing Machine???Sorta Kinda need more Info to do a little google research on the matter for you & answer your concern/Question.You can go yourself over to Crucial & input your Toshib's Model Info & find out yourself, though.http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisorif you don't care to do that??Here's an other tool to help: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/systemscannerSeriously?? A question like that would not normally be answered since it lacks so much pertinent & necessary Info....But, Buyers or even prospective buyers such as yourself really make Amazon a BANE for concerted & careful sellers.....but at least you asked a "Question" of sorts. « Show Less
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I don't know which one you are considering for half the price. I have the $30.00 one with a lifetime guarantee and it is wonderful. No spots and no melting. Several before this just melted with certain foods hitting them. For a lifetime, I think $30.00 is a good deal. GoodLuck.
2007107
I actually own both models with lid and without. I have use both of them extensively and they are both perfect, they clean beautifully and stay shiny and new looking with an occasional scub with "Bar Keepers Friend" cleaner. Whom ever claimed that they had warping issues should seek replacement, I have a kitchen full of All Clad pots and pans and have never had a single issue. Hope his helps with your decision! ps: The difference between the one with lid is a different handle, otherwise the body is identical.
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The difference is the former & cheaper is actually better. This one is stainless steel but doesn't have the adjustable thickness option or the bowl option available. I bought the older version after this one and liked it much better. I hope this helps.
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Hi,This is really a question for the All Clad folks. The marketing didn't distinguish between the two. All I can say is that I think I bought the tri ply SS version, and I really like it. I do note that SS does not cook the same as Calphalon or cheaper teflon pans, and the response of the pan to heat (I use a gas stove) takes getting used to. It is VERY responsive.Robert
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I don't know. Since I returned it, I can't check. I'm happy to report that Amazon refunded my purchase price, even though I returned it outside the return period. I replaced it with the Crock-Pot SCCPVL610-S 6-Quart Programmable Cook & Carry Oval Slow Cooker, Stainless Steel, and it works beautifully.
2007106
I actually own both models with lid and without. I have use both of them extensively and they are both perfect, they clean beautifully and stay shiny and new looking with an occasional scub with "Bar Keepers Friend" cleaner. Whom ever claimed that they had warping issues should seek replacement, I have a kitchen full of All Clad pots and pans and have never had a single issue. Hope his helps with your decision!ps: The difference between the one with lid is a different handle, otherwise the body is identical.
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They appear to be the same. If I read the ad right on amazon they're asking $60 ? I would buy off of the other site for half that. They're nice soup crocks but really, do they need to cost all that much ? It is soup after all. However, they are a good buy at $30. Enjoy them whatever you decide ! Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays !
1277575
I don't know which model is the newest one, but I have the purple model, and I love it. It's a bit different and takes a while to get used to, but once you do, you'll love it too. I love the no- stick plate and the retractable cord. The steam feature works very well too. If you decide on this model, you will not be disappointed. Hope this helps.
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You are lucky ... mine lasted less than six months. Apparently the fuse needed replacing but I would have to send the whole thing back to the factory. I decided the $170 was a sunk cost and just threw it out. Never liked the fact that it had no on-off button nor temperature control nor removable liner, making it very difficult to lift and move. I now use a crock pot and it has all those things and only cost $20.00
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I hope that Crock-Pot will see fit to offer the inserts for this model. I chose this model because reviews were better regarding it not leaking, and I like the power base idea (I have an electric kettle that has a similar power base). Please, Crock-Pot, start offering inserts for this model, so users can prepare multiple meals on the weekend, and tote the inserts to work. Thank you!
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The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine exterior appearance, then you can have a super-high quality product at a good price!Hope this helps. The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine... » Read More The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine exterior appearance, then you can have a super-high quality product at a good price!Hope this helps. « Show Less
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There are a few differences...none of them that big of a deal. The Pot, all of its electrical components, Fondue Forks and the thin, contoured aluminum fork holder that rests on the inside of the pot are all EXACTLY the same. The 3SS is basically a stripped down version of the CFO-1000. If there are 3 or more eaters, or if you have children, the CFO-1000 is a better way to go because, 1. The pot is slightly more elevated off the table (less chance of knocking over drinks and taller table items) but is considerably more stable due to its quite broad poly/plastic legs, which are securely attached to the bottom of the pot, 2. The CFO comes with the Lazy Susan and while it may look gimmicky, it is very functional and is a great place to put your meats, seafood, veggies, etc and it glides nicely on the stainless steel track(I don't recommend placing your dipping sauces in these trays as the sauces get pretty nasty and swirled up after about 4 dunks each, 3. CFO comes with a nice glass lid, which is safe so you can cover the hot liquids while not eating and is useful if you use the pot for deep-frying..., which you certainly can do. Bottom Line: Both the CFO-100 & the CFO-3SS are AWESOME fondue sets! One simply is a bit better for 3 or more eaters or if kids are eating. Enjoy!!!
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One has a porcelain cook well $50.99 this is the one I purchased. Clean up is easy and I think cleans up as easily as the stainless steel cook well. This would be a matter of personal choice the stainless steel cook well will probably last longer if you intend to use it a lot. I will use it occasionally and so I went with the less expensive one.
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You can go to www.crockpot.com and type in the serial number under parts and support and purchase it that way. Hope this helps!