LMichaels
TVWBB 2-Star Olympian
Not sure if these have been discussed, but I'm so over the POS LG gas range we bought a few years back I'm looking to move on to not only something new but "different". One thing I REALLY loved about our Bosch range may it RIP was the dual fuel aspect. Loved the electric oven for it's accuracy, efficiency and keeping the comfort level in the house along with no fumes.
So in my "quest" I stumbled onto a display at Costco the other day and saw some induction ranges. From what I have been reading up on them there are very few drawbacks. And for the record the gas cooktop on our LG is another atrocity. IDK why but it seems to throw more heat to the sides than into a pot or pan. So much so that I've burned myself multiple times on things I've inadvertently left too close on the counter next to it.
So has anyone here moved on from gas cooktop to induction (I know about the cookware and I've only got maybe 2 pcs that will not work on it). So I'm looking at the safety and efficiency aspects, ease of use, cooking performance and so on. Looking for input on these aspects.
Not to mention our electric company is offering rebates on energy saving appliances like these.
Wife likes the idea here as well especially for her baking needs (she hates the LG as well).
So in my "quest" I stumbled onto a display at Costco the other day and saw some induction ranges. From what I have been reading up on them there are very few drawbacks. And for the record the gas cooktop on our LG is another atrocity. IDK why but it seems to throw more heat to the sides than into a pot or pan. So much so that I've burned myself multiple times on things I've inadvertently left too close on the counter next to it.
So has anyone here moved on from gas cooktop to induction (I know about the cookware and I've only got maybe 2 pcs that will not work on it). So I'm looking at the safety and efficiency aspects, ease of use, cooking performance and so on. Looking for input on these aspects.
Not to mention our electric company is offering rebates on energy saving appliances like these.
Wife likes the idea here as well especially for her baking needs (she hates the LG as well).