Appliance Mistakes to Avoid: Electric, Gas and Induction Mistakes

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Once again, there is no best type of range for everyone. You want to buy the best range for the way you cook, not the heavily marketed stoves that might not be.

3 Potential Mistakes when Buying Cooking Products:

1. Not knowing the difference between Front Control and side in ranges of any type

2. Not Understanding the pros and cons of electric, gas, and induction cooking surfaces

3. Not knowing the difference between gas and electric ovens

By the end of the video, you’ll know these 3 important points to consider so you’ll be confident in your new purchase, PLUS we’ll show you how to get our free appliance buying guide so you don't make these mistakes.

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Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:56 Range Styles
1:39 Fuel Types
3:34 Dual Fuel vs. All-Gas
4:15 Video Recap

[mavisjones]

During my kitchen update, I bought a new front control electric range to replace my old free standing electric range. I really wanted a gas range as that is what I prefer. However, even though I have gas heat, hot water, and fireplace, the cost to run gas line to the kitchen for a gas stove was more than I was willing to pay.

[imdc]

"unless your tortilla is made of metal" Good One! Made me laugh. BTW, excellent informative videos, thanks.

[richardrybarczyk]

You’ve always provided pertinent information on a wide range of products and as a consumer I definitely appreciate your info.

[samirahujang]

Thank you…. This is very helpful…. I dont know anything about electrical appliances and this has been very informative

[jamchatt]

Excellent tutorial on range types, I bought range watching these informative videos, thanks.

[Todd.T]

I don't need a new stove or oven. I just come for the excellent information so that I can make myself look intelligent if someone happens to be making a decision on appliances. Thanks for yet another straight to the point educational video.

[clarenced.]

Clear and concise advice I think one more thing to add is if you already splurged on that crazy expensive custom stainless steel cookware set it “might” not work with your new induction range…just saying

[ryansoo]

Could you comment in a Q&A video about which 24" (or smaller) induction cooktop is the best option for a very small space?

[natsurusenou]

The truth is when you need to replace the top, they will give you a price similar to buy a new device and thats usually without labor fee, you can always buy your own part and fix it yourself if you are lucky enough to find your model on the market and willing to take the risk if anything goes wrong.

[julietphillips]

I like electric, it suits me best. "Buyer's Remorse"...I bought a Ford! (I apologize, couldn't help it, needed to "vent")

[Baldgol]

My Whirlpool five burner natural gas stove is the absolute worst appliance I have ever owned.