Thursday, I went with Ted to pick out a new stove for his kitchen. He's dissatisfied with his propane, commercial-grade one and wants a more responsive and controllable one.
While at Lowe's, I noticed a brochure on a Samsung induction stove!
Another video explains further:
I remember the introduction of induction cooking about a decade ago. A ceramic artist I knew made an induction cooktop! It was $15,000. though—gorgeous but out of the question.
Today's countertops cost about $1,900 but whole ranges now cost $1,800 to $7,100!
Drawback: Glass, aluminum or ceramic pots won't work.
I'll keep you posted on Ted's progress!!!!!
Next, The BIG Decision!
6 comments:
I don't understand your comment on glass, etc pans not working. I've sent you and Ted a Consumer Reports rating on various stoves....so many choices, so little time...:0)
Bob, because it worked only magnetic induction, NOT electrical heating!
I'm NOT going to decide now.
I might be interested Don. Please give me a call. Mary Ann
Ted, I understand, but I hope you eventually get one!
Mary Ann, I'll help. I saw one on eBay that's $350 off! = $1,650, including shipping.
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