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Are you suggesting the inductive stove top because it’s more energy efficient? Thank you for sharing all of these recommendations.
by ScoobleDoodle 4y ago
Are you suggesting the inductive stove top because it’s more energy efficient?
Thank you for sharing all of these recommendations.
- bombcar 4y agoInductive fails when power fails, however. If you have a gas furnace you should consider having a gas stove connected even if you rarely use it - it can provide heat if power fails. Remember that without power you have no exhaust fan and must ventilate appropriately. A kerosene heater is a great investment in colder areas, hardware store sealed kerosene will last nearly forever.
- survirtual 4y agoNo, that is only if you have a solar setup and are efficient enough for offgrid independent electricity. It is a suggestion for people with money to do a setup that doesn’t compromise on modern luxury even in disaster. Given the population here, I figured there are people who can afford that kind of setup; it would be in the range of $75,000 to do properly but do it yourself (so cost of materials). Without that, the method for heating food I’d use is a propane stove. You can get a single burner for under $30. I always have 4, 5lbs propane canisters with me to cook while traveling. For a house, you can have a large propane tank.