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kimberlyschwinn

Need to replace cooktop

KSN Design
9 år siden
Because of the ease of cleaning, I would love an induction cooktop but I do not have enough electrical power. Besides glass tops, what is the easiest gas cooktop of keep clean?

(8) kommentarer

  • apple_pie_order
    9 år siden
    Stainless steel is pretty easy. Black does not show spots. Glass is easiest.
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    Dytecture
    9 år siden
    Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}9 år siden
    There only not many choices in terms of types of cooking elements.
  • PRO
    KSN Design
    Forfatter
    9 år siden
    I am looking at gas with cast iron grates or maybe induction.
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    ASVInteriors
    9 år siden
    If there is any way you can move to induction, it is so much easier to use...
  • apple_pie_order
    9 år siden
    Sometimes you can add a circuit for an electric range. Often, the cost is not worth it to the homeowner. Your choice.

    Any new range is going to be a lot easier to keep clean than an old one in bad condition. The other features you want are important, too. The http://www.ajmadison.com website is great for sorting out what is available quickly. I have not bought anything from them.
  • PRO
    KSN Design
    Forfatter
    9 år siden
    We are thinking of downsizing sometime in the near future. For resale should I stay with gas?
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    Sargent Appliance
    9 år siden
    While it is true that induction units are easier to keep clean than standard electric if you don't have the added power necessary then I would suggest one of the coated stainless cooktops such as the KitchenAid 30" model KFGU706VSS or the 36" KFGU766VSS. I try to discourage people from buying uncoated stainless cooktops as those units will yellow slightly around the burners and acids (such as tomato sauce) will etch stainless steel.

    As always I suggest consulting your local appliance experts. Seek out the local mom and pop shop in your area. In addition to keeping your money local these folks are generally a wealth of information.

    I hope this helps!
  • njschaefer78
    9 år siden
    If you do look at induction, be sure to check the required clearance underneath the unit as it may require modifications to whatever cabinetry is directly underneath.
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