13 amp induction hobs - yes or no?
Discussion
croyde said:
You'll have to replace all your pots and pans and replace with expensive alternatives.
Also don't go near if you have a pacemaker.
My ex MiL used that as an excuse not to do the cooking as there was an induction hob in the holiday rental
Also don't go near if you have a pacemaker.
My ex MiL used that as an excuse not to do the cooking as there was an induction hob in the holiday rental
Had the expensive pots and pans for years
Turn7 said:
DoubleSix said:
Its a no from me.
Because ?Family of 8 or similar ?
Real men use gas.
Edited by DoubleSix on Wednesday 15th May 20:42
paralla said:
I find the touch controls that are usually fitted to induction hobs infuriating. Knobs work great. Give me a knob any day.
Agree with this. Induction with knobs would be my preference, ones that can be recessed into the hob when not in use if such a thing exists. If not the ease of clean and look of induction outweighs gas imo. Recently changed my air fryer for one with knobs rather than messing about with touch controls and 20 different settings
DoubleSix said:
Same reason i have no interest in owning a Tesla i guess. I enjoy the modulation and feedback of a proper (read good!) gas hob and the ability to lift the pan away from the heat source to fine control heat (i do a lot of wok cookery).
Real men use gas.
So you’re going to discount a form of cooking that does exactly what you want because?Real men use gas.
Makes sense!
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