It’s a vintage presto from the 70s. This only started happening when I started using vinegar in the canner water
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that_other_goat
Is it cast aluminum or stainless steel?
Optimized_Orangutan
How hard is your water? I’ve never seen mineral build up there but it looks like mineral build up from hard water. Possibly starting now because the newly added vinegar started stripping minerals that were already deposited in the canner. Recommended scrubbing the whole thing with some vinegar and see if it goes away.
Snoo38376
Would this lead to anything dangerous down the road?
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Is it cast aluminum or stainless steel?
How hard is your water? I’ve never seen mineral build up there but it looks like mineral build up from hard water. Possibly starting now because the newly added vinegar started stripping minerals that were already deposited in the canner. Recommended scrubbing the whole thing with some vinegar and see if it goes away.
Would this lead to anything dangerous down the road?