Can these be used on a glass-top stove?
1508380
I don't see why not. Then can't be put in the oven of course because of the handles if they can be used with gas why not electric glass tops. I absolutely love mine
1508381
Yes. We have a glass top stove and have had good luck with this set. We've been using it since Christmas and have had no negative issues with it as of yet. No regrets.
1508382
I dont have a glass top stove, and I dont remember reading about that specifically in the manual. Sorry :(
1508383
Sure. The pans are very light. Even is one was dropped - it would be hard to break glass unless the pan is really heavy due to its content. Please note: these are not high-quality pans - but for my use - cheap and great for quick use.
1508384
Yes you can use these on glass-top stove. I purchased these for my daughter and she has a glass cooktop and doesn't seem to have any problems using this cookware.
1508385
I do not have a glass top stove so I can't really say from my own personal experience. I did however google this question for you and I found many answers stating that you could indeed use these on glass top stoves. In fact, this question has been asked on Walmarts site in reference to this set and some on there have stated that they use thiers on a glass top stove with no problems.
1508386
Yes you can use this on a glass top stove! I have had a glass top stove for a long time & cook everyday with these wonderful pans. This T-fal set is a great set. They cook even & easy to cleanup. I wouldn't cook with anything else.
1795147
Yes they are safe to use on a glass top stove as I have a GE glass cooktop and have been using these for years. We liked them so much we purchased them for our daughter in law.
1795146
I would think they'd be great. My son doesn't have a glass top stove but I do at home and use similar cookware. That's why I bought him this. Anyway, they're very flat on the bottom which is what we need with glass tops.
1407239
I do not have this type of stove so I cannot say for sure ... but they work well on standard electric coil stoves so I don't see why they would not work ...
137781
Oh sure you can you use on any stove top my brother has glass top stove and his got the entire WearEver cookware and it works beautifully on his stove. You'll love these pots.
1037663
Yes. I have a glass. Top stove as well and I have had no problems. I love this cookware!
1817583
Not sure if they will work on a glass cook top. My recommendation would be to only use them on an open fire. That's likely the only place they are any good. Crappy product.
187746
No, I don't think I would use cast iron on a glass top stove. I think it would scratch.
1816887
I don't know....I don't have a glass top stove. Best to consult the manufacturer.
1795145
I use with a gas stove but believe they would be safe on a glass top but don't know for sure
337695
Yes they can. I have a glass top stove and I haven't had any problems. As a matter of fact, since these are new, the bottom of the pans have not been warped as happens on coil burner stove tops so my new pans work even better on the glass top!
2036398
I don't see why it wouldn't. Although I use mine on a standard electric stove top. they haven't tarnished or broken down in anyway yet.
1472565
Yes they can. They are all stainless so stovetop temp will have no effect on performance.
1583950
I believe since they are for a stove top, that they would not be suitable in the oven. The plastic handles would most likely melt.
2231273
I don't have a glass top (I have electric) so I've not tried, but the recommendation from the manufacture indicate the cookware should not be used on glass tops. And, the bottom of the pans are coated in the same material as the sides.
114583
I have used them on an electric coil stove, flat top glass stove & gastop. I would think they would cook just as good on a NUWAVE.
1984750
I would not suggest using it on a glass top stove since the pot is used for cannning and the water inside must be boiling hot for a set period of time. The pot and the glass jars (filled with fruits, veggies, etc.) would be extremely heavy and very hot and would put far too much pressure on the stove top possibly even cracking the glass top.