is it safe on glass top electric range stove?
1510487
We have been using it on a glasstop electric range ever since we bought it without any issues.
1510488
Yes, we have a glass top electric stove and have been using this kettle. I'm curious to why one might consider this unsafe? I'm not really concerned about scratching etc if it did occur, the enamel covering doesn't melt to the glass if that is your concern. I use high heat with this kettle and haven't had a problem with mine. It isn't too heavy either if that is your concern.
1510489
Sorry but no idea about the glass top but I have an electric stove and have had no problems at all. Not sure why it should be any different. However, I don't put the heat on the highest temp -- just a middle one.
34333
NO it is not safe for an electric stove top. Just pour the boiling water into the tea pot. DO NOT put it on a burner, it will most definitely melt the plastic
933556
I use cast iron on my glass top stove all the time with no problems. Just dont slide it around or drop the pan on it and it will be fine
1281558
Yes, you can use it on a glass top stove. The bottom is no more abrasive than other cookware and will make good contact with the stove surface. Just set it down gently.
2242903
Yes, I have a glass top stove and I do not have any problems. Holds the heat and cooks fast.
769175
Yes, we have an an electric glass top stove. I bought this cookware for my wife and she loves it, and I love the awesome creative dinners. Highly recommend!!!
107612
I would imagine so, but I don't have a glass cook top. My stove is circa 1950's original with electric coil burners. I've had the counter glass over it while it was cooling and it hadn't been damaged--I also waited until the stove burner was just 'warm' before using it as counter space. You may want to contact the seller or manufacturer to see how high of a temperature the tempered glass can handle.
97430
I have a gas stove on which I use it regularly, but I did use it once at my brother's home on an electric stove top, and it worked fine with no damage.
1534672
You can use it on a glass top range, just don't turn on the heat, it has a foam rubbet backing that will melt.
741328
It's glass with a ceramic top so I believe it is oven safe. It cannot be used on the stovetop it says.
659885
I used it on a glass electric range and it worked fine. The bottom is a smooth very true flat surface. I love cooking with it!
1238147
Absolutely! We use our Can Cooker every week on our gas range. Everything cooks as usual and is delicious. I wouldn't recommend using on a glasstop because of weight. Also check the height of your hood or cabinets over your range
1263746
I can't give you an answer from experience since I have a gas stove, but here's my best guess. As I recall, the "depressions" do not actually sit as low as the bottom of the pan, so they would most likely not be in direct contact with the heating surface on a glass top electric range. They may not be a bad thing since you reduce the risk of burning them, but I don't know if the pan will get enough heat that way. Good luck.
435626
I have a glass top electric range. They work well on this range. I like these pans alot and they are not too light as some say.
733715
I wouldn't imagine it would be a good fit for a glass cooktop. It is heavy iron- might scratch your stove. I'm thinking it wouldn't conduct the heat as well as it does on a gas range, either.
1053589
Yes they are safe on glass top stoves. The sponge/scrubber that came with glass top stove cleaning product is stiffer than the scrubbing side of these sponges.
1875855
It does have a flat bottom vs a rounded bottom so I suppose it can be used on a glass stove. However, I don't know how well it will cook on a glass or electric range vs a gas range. That said I think it does a fantastic job on a gas range.