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I have a gas cooker which was already installed when I moved into my currentl home. I don't particularly care whether I'm cooking on a gas flame, an induction r

I have a gas cooker which was already installed when I moved into my currentl home. I don't particularly care whether I'm cooking on a gas flame, an induction ring or an old fashioned electric element - but at a time when we keep hearing about the risk of rolling power cuts, I care more that I can still heat up food and water even when the power's out.

bayindirh 4y ago
> I care more that I can still heat up food and water even when the power's out. I keep a small portable stove adapter which is pretty powerful. It screws to small LPG containers which I can buy anywhere, and provides ample power in a small footprint. I have a full canister and this adapter [0], and if I ever need to heat something w/o electricity, I just take this out from my storage room. We are using this setup at a couple locations, one of them is pretty remote, and proved to be very reliable for us during the last decade or so. All locations have electric stoves otherwise. [0]: https://productimages.hepsiburada.net/s/48/375/10938355515442.jpg https://productimages.hepsiburada.net/s/48/375/1093835551544...