Denver, CO personal injury attorney George McLaughlin talks about the injuries suffered in pressure cooker explosions. The injuries observed are consistently and exclusively confined to first, second, and occasionally third-degree burns. These incidents do not involve physical objects causing damage upon impact; rather, individuals are exposed to scalding hot contents from the pot. This exposure leads to the contents adhering to clothing and skin, resulting in first-degree burns marked by redness and pain, second-degree burns featuring blisters, and third-degree burns causing the death of skin tissue.