Anonymous
Post 02/01/2024 13:03     Subject: new range-induction vs dual fuel?

Glad to see people are happy with induction. We're probably going to have to choose it (over dual fuel) because our kitchen isn't set up to easily accommodate the required replacement air vent for a vent hood of sufficient capacity to support a quality gas range - OP, something to consider in terms of code compliance, etc.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2024 07:13     Subject: new range-induction vs dual fuel?

Get an induction. I had half gas/half electric and it was weird. Plus the flat surface of the induction is far easier to clean and is often where I start part of my mis en place.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2024 21:51     Subject: new range-induction vs dual fuel?

I have a Thermador freedom induction and it is amazing. I cannot (or don't want to) imagine life without it.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2024 18:29     Subject: new range-induction vs dual fuel?

I have a GE Cafe induction range and love it. We don’t have the option for gas where I live.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2024 16:43     Subject: new range-induction vs dual fuel?

we got a 36 induction range (fisher & paykel) with new demeyere pans and I don't miss gas at all (we moved and a gas line wasn't possible; this wasn't necessarily an eco decision, but I have no regrets).
I also love so much the flex zones where I can move the pots and pans around to fit.
Anonymous
Post 01/31/2024 15:35     Subject: new range-induction vs dual fuel?

We need to replace our 36 inch gas range. I’m having trouble deciding whether to stick with gas vs. one that is 2/3 gas, 1/3 induction vs all induction.

Not overly concerned about price differences, more concerned with cooking experience/performance and resale of house (in about 5 years.)

Any advice welcome!