Bialetti Spare Parts, Includes 3 Gaskets and 1 Plate, Compatible with Moka Express, Fiammetta, Break, Happy, Dama, Moka Timer and Rainbow (6 Cups)

Took a minute to get these but it was within an acceptable time frame. As advertised, no surprises.I found a mokka pot in a charity shop. It looked like it had been through a rough time. The seal was completely disintegrated and the pot was filthy.However, I followed a YT video on cleaning it, and used a lot of elbow grease and baking soda and the results were surprisingly good!If you are new to this style of pot, mokka comes out brewed very strong and very dark so I suggest starting with a blonde roast. My pot makes 2 coffee mugs of coffee which is too much strong coffee for me. I wound up also making a kettle of hot water and doing half mokka and half hot water which is I guess the equivalent of an Americano. The rest of the undiluted coffee went into a Mason jar and I used the attachment on my vacuum sealer to remove the air to keep it fresh in the fridge for a couple of days. I poured it over ice to dilute for drinking the next couple of days.Usually I make a single serving of coffee with an in-mug brew basket, 1 heaping tablespoon of coffee, fill the mug up to the rim of the basket with boiling water and brew 3 minutes. The mokka pot is a little coffee ritual thing that might be fun if you have a couple of friends over to split the hot coffee with. It's also got to be hand washed and deep cleaned under the gasket and metal filter. I can see why the one I have wound up in a thrift store.But these are original seals and a replacement metal filter, fit perfectly, and if I don't leave the pot on the stove too long should last quite a while.

Great purchase for my 6 cups, easy to replace. Great value for money and since is the brand of my coffee maker I didn't have any problem at all.

***For anyone struggling to find the right size read below***Once you get the right size it was a perfect OEM (original equipment manufacturer) replacement. It was tedious finding the right size though. I ordered 3 others that were the wrong size. After spending more than an hour researching I've discovered that the number of cups a moka pot will make is espresso sized, around 50 milliliters.—————————————————————If you don't know or forgot your own pots serving size, fill the water vessel up to the water line and measure how much liquid it holds. Divide that number by 50. My pot holds 300ml of water, so 300÷50=6. I needed the 6 cup gasket all along. —————————————————————

Fitted perfectly and my 9 cup Bialetti stove-top expresso maker works perfectly again! Note: The most important thing is to make sure you order the correct size. You can research the size of your expresso maker online, to match its measurements to the capacity.

These are great for replacing the gaskets in Bialetti Moka pots! They fit older and newer models!

Excellent service and quality.

I gave this item 4 stars because the quality is excellent. However, I had to return it because the rubber gasket, which was a replacement, did not work well in sealing water leakage from the bottom of my Moka pot. Half the water was spewing out during the brewing process. Had ensured the top was attached securely and followed the directions when replacing the gasket. The Bialetti brand remains in good standing with me regardless of the misfit. Amazon made the return easy and that was appreciated.

Love that his company makes replacement parts for my pot and don’t need to get a new one works like new