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The vast majority of people have never experienced an induction range. They would also need to buy new cookware, and/or install a high voltage electric line to
by lotsofpulp 2y ago
The vast majority of people have never experienced an induction range. They would also need to buy new cookware, and/or install a high voltage electric line to their kitchen (could easily be a $1k expense).
On top of this, gas is cheaper than electricity, and gas ranges are cheaper than induction ranges.
- coffeebeqn 2y agoAll of my cookwear works just the same on gas and induction? Everything from cast iron to steel pans to Teflon pans. What wouldn’t work?
- Ekaros 2y agoI think I remember single pot I had issues with. It was cheap teflon one. Just need to be aware to pick stuff that is induction compatible and it should be fine. And most decent cookware is already there.
- cogman10 2y agoGlass/cremtaic cookware, copper, and aluminum cookware. Though, you can get an "induction adapter" to fix that problem. You are better off with induction friendly cookware.
- lotsofpulp 2y agoI haven’t bought cookware in a while, so I am probably wrong. ~10 or 15 years ago I thought there were separate pots and pans for induction stove tops.
- moooo99 2y agoI’m by not stretch a cookware enthusiasts. But everything except one piece I bought over the past five years supported induction without me paying any attention to it whatsoever. As far as costs are concerned, I have no clue. Since I am not in the US, basically every home here in Germany has the electric wiring required for an induction stove.