Gas or electric hob
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Ask your wife what she prefers to cook on first. Then she can't complain about the cost and thinks you value her opinion, (which I'm sure you do).
A word of warning about induction hobs. Anyone who has a pacemaker, or other form of heart implant, is not allowed to be within 600mm, (24" or 2'), of the hob when it is in use.
A word of warning about induction hobs. Anyone who has a pacemaker, or other form of heart implant, is not allowed to be within 600mm, (24" or 2'), of the hob when it is in use.
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If you are planning to fit solar or power wall at any tine in the future then induction. But they aren't cheap. A decent Gas hob is about half the price of a decent induction hob.
But how do the efficiencies compare?
I have gas here and induction in Tenerife and I find the opposite to you.
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I'm thinking of induction in the new kitchen. Awkward set up do thing of putting induction hob with built in extracter under window. Something I wouldn't consider if I where to ho gas again.
Never have this window open
Any problems with this ?
Never have this window open
Any problems with this ?
Engineer in a Mirror article.
www.mirror.co.uk
Dad explains the cheapest way to boil water - and says answer 'surprised him'
An expert has tackled the question of how to save money making a cup of tea, and whether using a kettle or a hob is cheaper - and said he was surprised by the results
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We have an induction hob which is a very good way to cook. However, with most of our cooking now being done by air fryer or Ninja Foodi I really do wish we had a gas hob as it's a much better way to control the heat in the pan for certain dishes.
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We have converted our shed as a temp Kitchen for while ours is being stripped out and renewed.
Just bought a Ninja going to do our first meal with it today
Been a gas user for years, moved to induction 3 years ago. On the whole, I think it's better... but the controls on most induction hobs are pants...
...have to click the ring, then click click click to the selected heat setting, then click the other ring... and repeat, only to find you need to click the first ring again, as it's about to burn... yawn... gas hobs are more use friendly.
Things heat-up quicker with induction, and there is no mass of heat/moisture above the pan, as with gas and you can't set fire to tea towels!
Also, it cuts the power when you lift the pan off and back on when you put it back.
If you want to test, buy a single ring tefal induction hob, they are good.
...have to click the ring, then click click click to the selected heat setting, then click the other ring... and repeat, only to find you need to click the first ring again, as it's about to burn... yawn... gas hobs are more use friendly.
Things heat-up quicker with induction, and there is no mass of heat/moisture above the pan, as with gas and you can't set fire to tea towels!
Also, it cuts the power when you lift the pan off and back on when you put it back.
If you want to test, buy a single ring tefal induction hob, they are good.
Stick with the tried and tested. I like your style.
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