I used to swear by gas and never wanted to change. Moved to a place with 200v induction and haven’t looked back. I have a gas cartridge stove for disaster prep reasons, but I could also pull it out if I really wanted to blast something in a wok or the like (and could do that outside).
That depends, I might be losing the higher pitches tbh, but I noticed our stovetop responds differently to different pans/pots and to different loads. It’s noisier when a pan is misaligned, and it starts making more noises when all the “burners” are in use, and so I also imagine different models will also act somewhat differently.
I can, fluorescent lights, CRTs, and cheap charging blocks bug the hell out of me. I’ve never noticed a high pitch squeal. Maybe it’s a problem with super cheap ranges?
Induction cooking is better for your health and more efficient
I used to swear by gas and never wanted to change. Moved to a place with 200v induction and haven’t looked back. I have a gas cartridge stove for disaster prep reasons, but I could also pull it out if I really wanted to blast something in a wok or the like (and could do that outside).
Not if you’re allergic to magnets
This is a joke, but the high pitch squeal is an issue for some folks
That depends, I might be losing the higher pitches tbh, but I noticed our stovetop responds differently to different pans/pots and to different loads. It’s noisier when a pan is misaligned, and it starts making more noises when all the “burners” are in use, and so I also imagine different models will also act somewhat differently.
What high pitch squeal lol? Worst over heard is a buzzing that is very much not high pitched and lasts until the pan heats up so like 60 seconds tops.
You probably can’t hear very high frequency sounds.
I can, fluorescent lights, CRTs, and cheap charging blocks bug the hell out of me. I’ve never noticed a high pitch squeal. Maybe it’s a problem with super cheap ranges?
I’m glad the magnet allergic must suffer then, damn ferrophobes