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My favorite design issue with those: capacitive burner controls on the cooking surface mean you can spill something on them and be unable to turn the heat off t
by redwall_hp 2y ago
My favorite design issue with those: capacitive burner controls on the cooking surface mean you can spill something on them and be unable to turn the heat off to clean the thing keeping you from turning the heat off.
- kubik369 2y agoHave you encountered any that work like this? In my small sample (n~5, Europe), all capacitive cooktops turn off whenever you spill something on the controls.
- account42 2y agoWhich, while better than buning your house down, is still needlessly annoying. What I really want is for the controls to not be on the cooking surface at all but that only seems to be available for stovetop + oven combinations which have their own annoying limitations.
- occz 2y agoInduction ranges stop heating when you remove the cookware from them however, making this somewhat less of a concern. Still bad design on many levels, but not quite what I would call a safety hazard for this reason alone.