can i use a gasket for a three cups expresso maker and use it on two cups expresso maker?
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Almost certainly not, unless you trimmed it down to be the right diameter. I have several mokas, and they all take different size gaskets.
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Hi! Go to this website, and hopefully you will find what you are looking for: http://www.bialettishop.com/BW/Info/BWMakerSizeGasket.htm
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I contacted consumer.service@thermos.com and they are offering the gaskets for $1 each plus (unspecified) shipping and handling. However, while I was waiting to hear from them, I walked into my local grocery store and saw a package of replacement gaskets for the 1-cup sized stovetop espresso makers and they turned out to fit perfectly. They are rubber and not silicon, but they work great.
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I'm going to try purchasing the foil seals compatible with this coffee maker to use with the discarded plastic Starbucks single Verismo cups (washed and dried and finger-pressed hard for sealing). I'm told to use fine ground coffee, filled and pressed to the top before re-sealing. We'll see if it works.
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I found gaskets for the Bialetti Class 6-cup espresso model (and other Bialetti models) at: www.espressozone.com/espresso-maker-gaskets.html I haven't had any personal experience with the above retailer, but hope you find what you need. The gaskets are priced pretty steeply (especially after having to pay for shipping), but like you, I wasn't able to find any other place that had them in stock. If you find any other available source(s), please report back!
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I can't see why not but have not tried it myself. The filter has a honeycomb impression and the top lip locks in place when you put the lid and turn to lock. You might want to use a small spoon to lightly tamp down coffee and use with the existing mesh filter; gives you double filter for the fine grind of espresso coffee.
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Based on the measurement you provided it indicates you have a 2-cup maker. At the Amazon site, type into the search window: 'Bialetti 2 cup gasket' and the 2 1/4" gasket will be shown. If you go to the 3-cup or 6-cup gaskets you will be able to highlight a chart on the left showing all gaskets/sizes as confirmation that this info is correct. I wish you good brewing.
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The " CUP SIZE " is intended the italian size of the cup for expresso coffee, follow is the size of gaskets Size Outside Inside Thickness 1-Cup 51 mm - 2" 40 mm - 1" 1/2 3.3 mm - 1/8" 2-Cup 57 mm - 2" 1/4 42 mm - 1" 5/8 3.3 mm - 1/8" 3-Cup 65 mm - 2" 1/2 50 mm - 2" 3.3 mm - 1/8" 6-Cup 70 mm - 2" 3/4 55 mm - 2" 3/16 3.3 mm - 1/8" 9-Cup 81 mm - 3" 1/8 64 mm - 1" 1/2 3.3 mm - 1/8" 12-Cup 90 mm - 3" 1/2 76 mm - 3" 3.3 mm - 1/8" 18-Cup 90 mm - 3" 1/2 76 mm - 3" 3.3 mm - 1/8"
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You should be able to go directly to the manufacturer and get one. I had to do this for a different cup I had that was from them. I don't know if this uses an "O" style ring as a gasket but you can sometimes find them at places like Tacoma Nut & Screw.
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Dear customer, thank you for your inquiry, We have a Bialetti 6 cup gasket #06961
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i don't believ so. I think you need a conventional type of stove stop espresso maker like I use. There is a company called Bialetti. (see link) I use a 2 cup and its perfect. Hope this helps The Original Bialetti Moka Express Made in Italy 6-Cup Stovetop Espresso Maker with Patented Valve
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Probably not and it does not matter. With my new Chef's Secret pot, the gasket (rubber ring) is glued in place. I have not be able to remove it.
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Yes, this should work but you will need to remove the pan to apply to the gasket. If you are going to do that, then replace the gasket as well.
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Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and wI was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question, but provided my insight on the experiences. I would buy again. Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and wI was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question,... » Read More Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and wI was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question, but provided my insight on the experiences. I would buy again. « Show Less
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I bought my husband a Stella espresso maker and they are now out of business so no gaskets. He was able to measure and buy something that worked from StovetopItaly.com http://stovetopitaly.com/Rubber-Gaskets-for-Stovetop-Espresso-Makers-113.htm
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I don't think so, the pods that fit this Pod Maker need to be filled with coffee then place in the Pod Maker to be sealed with heat. I have used this for years for my Senseo single serve coffee machine made by Phillips. I can then use the coffee I prefer.
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Sadly it will not fit the 3 cup. I purchased it and a 3 cup chemex it didn't fit. Guess I need a bigger chemex ;)