Duxtop Induction Cook Top 10 Month Review

Ten months ago I started using the Duxtop; watch the video and learn what my likes and dislikes were after 10 months of continuous use. .

[simonwood]

So, 2 years after you uploaded this, you have a new subscriber. I am just about to order the Duxtop and wanted to check a few reviews first. Not only that, I am a keen photographer so I am so happy to subscribe to your channel

[JoeSrebernak]

I bought one of these because of you, Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[TwoPacksandaPup]

Great video, we are looking at purchasing this for our cabin where we currently have an electric hot plate, and it takes very long to heat up. It also doesn’t get that hot.
Really appreciate the boiling water demonstration, we looked at a number of other videos before we found yours and no cooking happened and no water was boiled so this was very helpful. Thanks!

[Max-zvbu]

Just discovering and learning about this induction technology, thank you for your review.

[chuckwilkins]

Thanks for taking the time out to make this video. I know you are photography based. But, hey putting up on YouTube items you use around the house are always helpful. I am buying one of these because of your detailed review.

[soulchild]

I used this Duxtop the double burner version as my main kitchen stove. It worked great and after I moved I miss it now that I use a gas stove.

[lllee]

This is the best Duxtop induction demonstration video! Thanks!

[philbrownred]

I was on the fence about this cook top, I am buying one now, thank you.

[bubba]

Good review, thanks. I just ordered one. I already have a single burner cooktop (basic design) for when I'm out in my workshop, but it's very hard to just boil water with it since it keeps turning on and off. I'm hoping this is more consistent in it's heating. I still prefer using gas for most of my cooking, but I think this will work better sometimes, especially when making candy and other things that require a consistent temp.

[vaughnslavin]

Thank you! You explain it like a normal human talking across a cup of coffee.

[highfive]

Before I saw your review I saw a person use a small silpat between the pot and the top of an induction cook top to control that slippery top problem while cooking. They seem to have not problem cooking. That might help you. Thank you for your great review. Have great day.

[MrGhendri]

Thanks for the video. Just got mine today. Mostly used camping. I was hoping it would work with a Bellman Cappuccino pot and it does. In theory I can dial in the temp to equal 2 bar of steam pressure.

[russellborrego]

Did I think this video was worthwhile? ABSOLUTELY! 👍👍

[wootler]

Excellent review!!! Thank you for taking the time to make this!

[donnabassett]

Thank you for the video. I’ve been told, though, not to use window cleaner to clean, but instead you can use white vinegar.

[nunyabizz]

you can put a moist paper towel between the pot and cooktop to keep it from sliding

[Chaoticmass]

I only use my duxtop. The glass top range is used by my roommate and they suffer with having to use special cleaning while I just wipe it down no big deal.

[terrysharing]

That was very interesting and helpful. I have the same duxtop and have not figured out how to get a steady low simmer. How are you doing that? With the power setting or temp setting. Otherwise I love the induction cooking, it's every thing you describe. I read or saw somewhere that you could but a thin silicone mat under the pan to stop the slipping around. I have to look fourther into that. Thanks for the update and information!

[dmwallify]

Thanks for making this video. It was very informative. I can't find a video where it shows plugging in more than one single induction cooker on the same outlet. I want the high wattage that the induction offers but I need two. I have two Oster 1000 watt Diamond Force cookers that will work on the same outlet without tripping the breaker. If I add a third, the breaker trips. So I guess my question is really, can two of the Duxtops work on the same outlet protected by a 15A breaker? Thanks!!

[francisgill]

thank you so much for sharing, question, can you use an extension cord