Has anyone ever used this in an oil burner?
244764
Yes. It doesnt do well in an oil burner. I actually purchased it because I wanted to try it in an oil burner. It was a waster of money.
1139171
I have used it on a small burner...I do get a "hot-spot". To mitigate the problem, I move the pan slowly in a circle over the burner, to widen the hot spot. That worked well for me.The fact that the pan retains heat well works to our advantage here.Hope this helps.
889196
I have used it on my lowest burner output (gas stove) on anywhere from a setting of six-eight. Have not had any issues.
683097
I do all the time! Use the larger burner for even heat! Apply cooking spray, Turn on high to heat pan(once you see it smoking) then reduce to med for cooking! Highly recommend a splatter screen! Does a great job ! Love this Pan... Hard to clean until its really seasoned but well worth it..
510427
I use solid oils and leave in at all times. About once a year, or if I cook fish, I strain the grease and put it back after I have cleaned the unit.
1196366
I don't know, haven't tried it without oil. It was too small for me after I used it only once.
1451004
William, have you tried this sprayer with cooking oil? I am looking for something to spray olive oil. thanks. Keith
966266
Have not tried this unit. Megahome makes another unit specially designed for essential oils. It has a lower heat.
1395800
i applied it per the instructions, and i use the burner as usual. it took about a few weeks, the applied black liquid turns powered like stuff; you can wipe it out by paper. i was disappointed.
1075941
I used it on an induction burner unit while undergoing kitchen remodel. Was one of the few pans I could use!
1837234
I think this depends on how much oil you use and what you are cooking and if the oil splatters outside the pan onto the hot burner because this pan has very low sides. There can be some smoke and it can get a little messy.
798741
Yes. Works well. Flow reduced by maybe 25% with water. Oil may be more do to viscosity.
967666
I have not done it but I think it would...its a nice size and you can do batch after batch quickly....oil stays pretty clean...
503968
Yeah - I use mine on a turkey fryer. If anything I have to keep it turned down as my burner is capable of producing more than enough heat. Hope that helps!
827973
I never tried it, but there does not seem to be any reason why you can't unless it boils over and messes up your burner. I would call REC TEC, they are very responsive and would have a better answer.
1003006
I did. I was just not as "forceful" with it. I just went over the burner lightly, removing as much of the gunk as I could. It didn't seem to affect it at all. Of course, I did end up getting the "sparker" wet, but once it dried (I just sparked it a few times) it lit right up. Haven't had any issues with any of it at all.
197318
So far the answer is yes for me. I would recommend using it a couple times with a pot you care less about - the pain on the burner burns off the first couple times you use it, and for me at least, left some black scorch marks on the bottom of the pan. I just used a new 30qt pot to fry a turkey with it last week, and the pot worked just fine and survived unscaved after being on the highest flame setting for almost an hour.