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EEZABLADE32 | 20:03 Thu 14th May 2009 | Home & Garden
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what happens if I use ordinary pans on an induction hob
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Avatar Image knobbynonut5
They get hot
20:06 Thu 14th May 2009
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nothing happens
20:08 Thu 14th May 2009
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nothing happens
20:08 Thu 14th May 2009
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If by 'ordinary' you mean aluminium, then no they don't.
20:09 Thu 14th May 2009
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Hi,

Notrhing happens, they just remain on the hob as you placed them.

You must use pans with a magnetic base for them to work, i.e. if you place a magnet on the base it will stick to the pan.

Regards

22:20 Thu 14th May 2009
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The pans are not magnetic as such. They have to be made of a ferrous material (so, yes, it is true that a magnet will stick to them).
13:11 Fri 15th May 2009
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I have an induction hob and can tell you absolutely nothing will happen, There will be NO heat what so ever.
13:22 Fri 15th May 2009

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