A Beginner's Guide to Stoves [Buying Guide] 2023

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Purchasing a Stove for the First Time? Or after a while? This comprehensive guide goes over everything You need to know about an Oven.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Heat Sources
01:05 - Electric Stove
02:40 - Induction Stove
04:30 - Gas Stove
06:00 - Style (Stand-alone vs Slide-in)
09:18 - Interior Features
15:04 - Sizing and Pro-Ranges
16:46 - Outro
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This is setting me up for disappointment when I go appliance shopping this weekend. No salesman will hold a candle to this and I'm going to expect them all to be this knowledgeable 😄

StupidChords

Very thorough analysis. I’ve lived in my house for 40 years, so I’ve run through the gamut of ranges: electric coil, electric glass top, natural gas, and as of last week, back to electric glass top. I have both electric and gas lines, so it was just a matter of preference. I found that the natural gas unit took forever to boil water, very frustrating. The temperature probe was so inaccurate, it wasn’t worth the bother; a small digital thermometer was far easier. The convection option? I hardly used it. I can’t use induction because I have an implanted pacemaker-defibrillator. The new electric smoothtop has been great. Boils immediately, no gas fumes, the grandkids can’t reach the controls. True, it’s not as quick to change temps as a gas flame, and you have to be careful not scratch it. But I can easily live with those restrictions. Oh, one more thing — in the winter, we have a humidifier running in the kitchen. It compromises the gas flame, and you get a yellow flame instead of blue. I first thought it was a gas supply problem, but then discovered it’s a common problem with moisturized air flowing nearby.

wotan

We are renters, after living here for 12 years our range oven just stopped working. Our landlord offered to purchase a new range for us and gave us the option to pitch in to upgrade to an appliance that suits us. After watching this video I am going to be so much more confident when I go out to choose the oven that will work best for us. Ben was very easy to listen to and follow, he was very thorough with explaining all the features that are available as it can be super confusing to those of us that know nothing about this subject. Thank you Ben, you have helped us more than you can really know!

marysmith

Mini masterclass on ranger ovens. Well done my friend! 🥇

BestAudiovisualTricks

Thank you for helping my thought process 😅 ( first time home buyer) most sales people are not very knowledgeable or just don’t have time to walk the store floor so Thanks for this content very much appreciated

jaelrobinson

Excellent video! Your explanation of this product is the gold standard to refer to. Thank you!

claudiahansen

Thank you for sharing this!!! I’ve watched so a few videos about what range to buy as home cook and this has been the absolute best one so far. You kept me engaged and answered ally questions even some I didn’t know I had. Thanks again😄

taneishawicombe

Thanks a million man, you have saved me hours and hours of searching, I really appreciate your help thanks again

zidanzizo

Thank you so much for fast and simple explanation.

madinasokaeva

Top man thank you for this 😊 Very useful. Me & my partner are in the process of our first mortage so this is all new to us lol! Got to be ready for exchange day!🏡🎉

AdamJee

Ben was so informative. Thanks so much! Get more people like Ben.

rhondamontgomery

This was a really good presentation. Thanks for sharing. I learned a lot.

makavelitt

I've been cooking all my life with an electric range.
I'm finally in position to remodel a kitchen and I'm going to a gas cooktop and electric convection wall oven.
This choice is best for me because when the power grid goes out you will still need to cook or heat food. It's inconvenient if the power's out for a couple of hours, but life-and-death in an ice storm with a week-long grid failure.
By the way, induction will usually require a visit from the electrician to upgrade the circuits to the 50-amp current specified, and repairs to an induction cooktop are outrageously expensive, no, thank you just the same.

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