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Disaffected

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10. As much to know the pros & cons.

Mon Jan 23, 2023, 05:28 PM

Jan 2023

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I realize that gas burners offer faster heat response and are somewhat better in that respect if speed is an issue. Personally, I have a flat top electric which has the big advantage in that it is much easier to clean and keep clean. Induction stoves offer a great alternative IMO in even more rapid heat response, no fumes and easy to clean (all good I guess unless it pooches your pacemaker(?)).

In any case, I was only originally pointing out that taking the pot off the burner removes the issue of after-cooking.

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The Health Risks of Gas Stoves [View all] Cattledog Jan 2023 OP

Okay, so let people know and offer a rebate program to help people get them replaced if they want nt Hugh_Lebowski Jan 2023 #1

Pace makers and induction stoves are not compatible. Throck Jan 2023 #2

Regular electric stove. we can do it Jan 2023 #3

Ouch. Throck Jan 2023 #4

Sounds overblown. How many decades now have there been gas ranges? brush Jan 2023 #5

Who's saying people are keeling over and dying?? Disaffected Jan 2023 #7

Regulating heat on electric burners while cooking is not ideal. brush Jan 2023 #8

As much to know the pros & cons. Disaffected Jan 2023 #10

Thanks for the response. I suppose there are advantages for each method. brush Jan 2023 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author Elessar Zappa Jan 2023 #9

Is this with MODERN Gas Stoves? maxsolomon Jan 2023 #6