can you use on an electric stove
1520214
I am not sure about the Simplex tea kettle models without the "coiled base". But, the manufacturer does NOT recommend using the "coiled base" Simplex tea kettle models on an electric stove.
1520215
While you might be able to use it, it will be inefficient in terms of energy use as the surface and metal volume contact with the electric stove coils will be limited.
1520216
No you can not. If you have an electric stove, you'll have to get the one without the bottom part - this one only work on gas stove. Hope this helps.
1520217
I wouldn't think so. Have always used on gas flame myself. I think the design of the base of the kettle is indicative of that - use on gas. But, having said that, I haven't tried it. In that scenario I think I'd use an electric plug in the wall unit as is popular in the UK & Ireland and efficient from my experience.
1520218
The little "holes" you can see in the picture confirm that this model is, as Simplex says, "suitable for gas appliances only"". The company also sells a flat-bottom version (same name) "Simplex Heritage ...Tea Kettle, Copper" is advertised as "suitable for both gas and electric ranges".
1520219
It is my understanding that it can only be used on a gas range but I believe they make one for electric stovetops too.
2107756
This is not an electric pressure cooker but you can use it on electric stoves
1651976
Yes, I would rather use an electric stove with these because the handles get very very hot on a gas stove. My daughter has burned her hands several times using these pots and pans.
769221
Yes! I have a flat top electric stove and it works great. I put it on my largest burner at about medium to medium high.
497422
I use mine on an electric stove. Infact, I use this item almost everytime i cook a meal. LOVE IT!!
1065187
Yes, the instructions with the unit said you can use it on either gas or electric stove.
1009354
Yes you can use the whirley pop on electric stove but set dial no higher than medium high and then adjust accordingly lower if you think the popping is popping fast enough by the sound of it. take off heat as soon as you only hear a couple pops a second, remember that with electric you have more coverage of heat on bottom of popper so should pop fast and do not stop turning until done.
1451822
Yes. I have an electric stove-top and it works just fine. I keep the dial at medium and spin constantly so as to prevent burning.
86920
Absolutely! I wouldn't use it on an electric stove. Just seems weird. I plan to use it on my grill in the summer. We love it!
47022
Yes, I have used them on a gas and electric stovetop. No problems. They work just as well as some of our Teflon pots and pans. Matter of fact we use them over a portable gas stove when camping.
2150892
Works great on electric stove. It's a very large pan. You can do a lot with this pan.
1149592
You absolutely can. We have a gas stove and it works perfectly. Gas or electric,doesn't matter.
1969940
I have used heat diffusers for years but only gas. They are very good at distributing an even heat, which your electric does automatically. I have never known any one who used them on an electric stove and don't believe they will fit on the burners.
801946
I would think not good to be on the electric stove becuase the back of the marble plate has legs that meant to sit on the stove top. So for electric stove you need a plate thats flat and rouch the electric plate surface. This castiron marble cannot do. Wont be able to get heat up properly
1753789
I use a gas stove. But I would think it should be no problem. Instructions state to adjust your flame to confine to the area of the small circle that is the bottom of the pan. No excessive high flame to be wasted and too hot up the sides, I suspect. So you would do the the equivalent with your electric. You will love this popper. So easy and simple.
1969937
I was wondering the same thing, although I cannot imagine there being a problem with this on an electric stove, here is another reference:http://fabulouskitchenstuff.com/fabulous-heat-diffusers-for-an-electric-stove/
731200
Yes, the pan works fine on an electric stove. That is what we use it on. Be sure to season it well and let the pan heat up to working temperature before starting to cook. My wife has a tendency to turn the heat up to high and get the pan too hot at first and then turns the heat down to the correct temperature.