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Am in the process of buying a range cooker. Was opting originally for a gas hob electric oven combi but have noticed some nice looking electric oven with ceramic hob versions. Anyone have any pros and cons on these to help me choose? Thanks


everylittle  Thurs 09/10/08 11:51
Ethel
Thurs 09/10/08
12:39
Is it a proper range oven - always on, providing heat and water , or just a fancy mock up look a like that cooks in the same way as any other electric cooker?
gina32
Thurs 09/10/08
12:45
i have got one that has both ceramic and gas top and electric ovens and it works quite well
everylittle
Thurs 09/10/08
13:35

Question Author

Hi Ethel. Sorry I didn't make that bit clear......its a 'fancy mock' one !!! Double oven and 90cms wide....
Ethel
Thurs 09/10/08
13:48
I have a standard cooker with a ceramic hob - my last two cookers have been ceramic - I could never go back to gas with all those fiddly bits to clean.

However, my friend has an induction hob and having used hers that will definitely be my next hob type. If only my cooker would hurry up and die - it'll probably go on for years.
everylittle
Thurs 09/10/08
14:28

Question Author

Thanks Ethel. Dont think I can afford an induction topped one but they certainly look good.......
Toleman
Thurs 09/10/08
17:18
Im a kitchen fitter and induction is raved about.

inductions draw a lot of power and so would the whole electric range.

Make sure your wiring is up to scratch
gucciman
Thurs 09/10/08
21:05
I'm a gas engineer and i think you should buy a full Gas one, ovens and hob.
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