lagostina’s pots has caused $11,000.00 in repairs to my home, plus caused burns to my sons feet,due to the pot bottom spewing out hot molton aluminum after getting to hot. I believe they should have a warning ON THE POT, to insure users of potential hazards.
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Lagostina pots are the pots that are made in Italy correct? I thought they were stainless steel? Do you have the pot? Did you take pictures? If I were you I would call a products liability lawyer immediately, not so much for the 11K, but for your son as well as the safety of others. You can also visit http://www.cpsc.gov/ to find out if this pot has been recalled.