Robin W. wrote: > When it’s time to replace your stove, consider going electric or > induction. Induction stoves heat faster than gas and are super > efficient—plus, they’re safer (you can’t burn your hand on the stove!). And > with new rebates and tax credits, switching to induction is more affordable > than ever. > > There is a plug-in induction cooktop folks can borrow from the Lincoln Library. Info: https://www.lincolntown.org/137/Green-Energy-Committee [image: image.png]
NOTE: A permanent, wired cooktop or stove's induction "burner" *will be much more powerful* than the plug-in versions. Here's a Reddit thread discussing the power issues: https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/comments/15xw650/how_much_does_induction_burner_power_matter/ One "*I'm sorry I melted your pan*" resident's view, -andy https://payne.org/lt-disclaimer/
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