Just wondering, how many people here have gas stoves vs. electric stove .

[marzipanni]

10. We have a Wedgewood gas stove

bought by DH's grandfather in 1938, for the house we live in, which he built in 1917. No electricity needed to light, but the pilot lights make the kitchen warmer, and waste gas. I always leave the kitchen window open at the top when the evening/nights cool down so the refrigerator doesn't work harder.

Every night the last thing I do before I go to bed is check the stove/oven knobs to make sure they're all on "off".

The house I grew up in had an electric stove; I preferred gas stoves after the first time using one!