I wonder is this would work on a wood stove-sittting on top???
945072
It wouldn't be 100% accurate, but close. My guess is the reading would be about 25-50% low.
626836
Yes, I have this exact pot and have used it on my wood stove. It works wonderfully.
1631317
Yes, it would definitely work on an induction stove top. It's metallic, it's magnetic. That's what makes induction work.
1811636
I used it on a gas stove; I think it should work fine on any heating surface. I has a wide base and is flat, as I recall.
1366646
It would not do it well. I Use it mostly for things that are not burnt on usually On the inside of my nonstick cookware. It does not remove burnt on things from my smooth top stove.
1634780
I don't believe it would work well on the stovetop, as it's both plastic and vented. I'm sure it's fine up to a certain heat level, I'm just not sure what the max. temp. is.
1861837
? That's a novel idea! I think it can work on any kind of flame, but that's kind of missing the point! It boils up FAST with just a few leaves and the smallest twigs. Still, if it would sit on top of your stove, it would probably be more efficient than an ordinary kettle. But I think the idea of this is that you don't NEED a stove, there's always some little brush that you can burn. I've used mine a few times to make a pot of tea or some ramen out in the woods, it's very fast and easy.
699289
My guess is yes- as long as you keep the heat down from low to simmer.They claim that we can use it on a regular stove, however I've never tried that. I believe I read a complaint re using on a regular stovetop. Make sure to check the most recent reviews, I bought mine years ago (still fine) and you want to make sure you're getting the same quality.
2160613
Works on any stove top just don't use high heat. I found medium heat is enough once the pan is heated up completely.
667626
I think I have seen post on forms about using them on stoves but do not remember any on wood stoves. I do not have a wood stove so am not sure. The best would be to try the manufactures web site and see if it has forms on wood stoves and their results, sorry if this is not helpful.
955039
Yes, I would use it on a glass top stove. It would sit over the element just like you would put a pot.We owned a glass top at one time and from my experience it would transfer heat into the saw dustsmoke product the same was a flame burner would do.My glass-top stove had no restriction about the type of cookware we used on it.If you are required to use ceramic on yours, I would consult the stove manufacturer.
1459217
I have never used it on wood so I can't be sure but we are using it on a kitchen counter top and have not had a problem.
223939
I have a regular electric stove and it works great! Don't see why it wouldn't work on a glass top.
1935666
I'm not too sure. I'm assuming if it can be used on a regular stovetop why not an induction top. My husband said to check with your stove manual or contact the manufacture or dealer. That is probably the best way to find out. I'm sorry if I wasn't much help.
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Yes, mine works fine on a little one-'burner' induction cooktop. The only problem I have with it is food sticking to it - I'm just not enough of a chef to avoid it I guess. lol!
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.
681041
I looked up double burner cook top online, and the way it looks to me, as long as it is a flat surface, it should be fine. That's just my opinion. It is up to you to try it. If it doesn't work, then send it back.