Instapot makers declare bankruptcy.

[Anonymous]

Nooooo!!!

https://apple.news/AEQAkIvPFQ2iEOs2ZWtlhgw

[Anonymous]

I’m so sad! I love their product.

[Anonymous]

Effing vulture capitalists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m so sad! I love their product.

I also love the instant pot. however, i've gone through 4 instant pots in 5 years. Maybe it's just me, but none of their products seem to last more than a year or so before I kept getting error codes that made the pots unusable. In spite of the poor quality, I use the instant pot so much that I just budgeted in 100 bucks a year to buy a new one. But it does not surprise me that they went bankrupt.

The thing that will be really too bad is losing corningware and corelle, which are the same company i think?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so sad! I love their product.

I also love the instant pot. however, i've gone through 4 instant pots in 5 years. Maybe it's just me, but none of their products seem to last more than a year or so before I kept getting error codes that made the pots unusable. In spite of the poor quality, I use the instant pot so much that I just budgeted in 100 bucks a year to buy a new one. But it does not surprise me that they went bankrupt.

The thing that will be really too bad is losing corningware and corelle, which are the same company i think?

That’s odd, I’ve had the same one for about 4 years. I used to use it every other day but now am down to once a week because my diet changed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so sad! I love their product.

I also love the instant pot. however, i've gone through 4 instant pots in 5 years. Maybe it's just me, but none of their products seem to last more than a year or so before I kept getting error codes that made the pots unusable. In spite of the poor quality, I use the instant pot so much that I just budgeted in 100 bucks a year to buy a new one. But it does not surprise me that they went bankrupt.

The thing that will be really too bad is losing corningware and corelle, which are the same company i think?

Oh crap. Yes, it looks like the company owns Pyrex as well.

[Anonymous]

I’ve used mine practically everyday (sometimes multiple times a day) for 3 years now and I haven’t had to replace anything. I figured that’s why they are going bankrupt. Doesn’t everyone who want one have one?

[Anonymous]

I've used mine since the start - 1-2 times a week. I had to replace the lid after an unfortunate stove top melting issue (my fault) but it's been good otherwise. Which is the problem - I don't need a new one!

[Anonymous]

I'm hoping their subsidiaries (like Pyrex and Corelle) will get picked up by someone else).

No Instant Pot here. Me and "seals" don't go well together (also why there's no front-load washer). Definitely self/user laziness to blame, not those products.

[Anonymous]

oh no, I love my Instantpot and my Pyrex!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so sad! I love their product.

I also love the instant pot. however, i've gone through 4 instant pots in 5 years. Maybe it's just me, but none of their products seem to last more than a year or so before I kept getting error codes that made the pots unusable. In spite of the poor quality, I use the instant pot so much that I just budgeted in 100 bucks a year to buy a new one. But it does not surprise me that they went bankrupt.

The thing that will be really too bad is losing corningware and corelle, which are the same company i think?

I've had the same pot for five years, not one issue. I think the quality is great. I use it often and haul it around back and forth to school functions (teams dinners, etc).

I also use Corelle as my daily dishes. Surely they can restructure and find a way to make a profit. Otherwise there will be a run on existing product. I'd buy each kid a set of corelle for the future. They are so lightweight and durable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m so sad! I love their product.

I also love the instant pot. however, i've gone through 4 instant pots in 5 years. Maybe it's just me, but none of their products seem to last more than a year or so before I kept getting error codes that made the pots unusable. In spite of the poor quality, I use the instant pot so much that I just budgeted in 100 bucks a year to buy a new one. But it does not surprise me that they went bankrupt.

The thing that will be really too bad is losing corningware and corelle, which are the same company i think?

I've had the same pot for five years, not one issue. I think the quality is great. I use it often and haul it around back and forth to school functions (teams dinners, etc).

I also use Corelle as my daily dishes. Surely they can restructure and find a way to make a profit. Otherwise there will be a run on existing product. I'd buy each kid a set of corelle for the future. They are so lightweight and durable.

+1 I can't imagine that another company would not pick up Pyrex, Corelle brands and hopefully the production part too so that the quality remains the same.

[Anonymous]

Instapot does not exist. It is Instant Pot.