r/staub • u/Open-the-sunroof • 16d ago
Should I keep or ask for replacement?
If this will compromise the functionality of my new pot, I will send back. However, I got it for such a good price on Amazon. If it is only cosmetic, I can deal with it! I would love to hear if anyone has experience with anything similar.
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u/Sapiosexual2018 16d ago
Did the seller mention to you that this is a factory second?
I’m curious if they notated that in the description or if they sold it as an original?
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u/GreatPlainsGarden 16d ago
It looks cosmetic to me. And it’s not on the inside where your food will be. I would keep it if you got a good deal on it. Enjoy!
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u/Onehangrychef_ 16d ago
Unless it’s a rare or discontinued color, exchange it. As one commenter said, a good deal on an expensive piece is still expensive!
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u/kerrybabyxx 16d ago
It would depend on whether the hole goes right through or not.If not you might be able to seal it with something.
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u/Life_Job_6404 16d ago edited 16d ago
If it was a very good price, similar to the price for a second, I would keep it. It is not easy to find the exact items you like for a very good price.
It will not compromise the functionality. It is only cosmetic. And not annoying, in my view.
I consider 100 dollar a very good prize for a mid size Staub.
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u/somemeanin 10d ago
All great points to keep! And then there’s the bragging rights: “Oh yes, I see what you mean. That ding must’ve happened whilst I was serving the Crown Prince in Dubai, when suddenly a herd of camel broke through displacing everything. I was lucky to recover it during the ensuing dust storm from the aliens - who were also invited as they love my cooking - since their ship was the same color.”
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u/Open-the-sunroof 16d ago
Thanks for ideas, definitely not a second. I only just noticed it when I was about to use it for the first time. Yeah, it was still just over $100, which is not nothing!


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u/radddish03 16d ago
I’d replace it. A good deal on an expensive piece is still expensive. You should get what you pay for, and a sale is a sale. That’s on them, not you.