I am thinking about purchasing this set. I have a glass top stove - is it safe for use on it?
1037659
I use my set on a glass top stove all the time. I don't have any problems with it. I would recommend its use for it.
1037660
I bought this set because I had a new glass top range for the first time. I did not want to take a chance on my older set. It works fine. It likes to spin a bit on the stove top, but I suspect that this is the way of a glass top range. I love the set and the new range. I think you will , too.
1037661
We use the set everyday on our glass top stove and it functions perfectly. Definitely recommend for such use.
1037662
No it is not safe, the bottom of each pan has concentric circle edges (which will scratch your glass top). I wish they had shown a bottom picture of these pans.
1037663
Yes. I have a glass. Top stove as well and I have had no problems. I love this cookware!
644806
I never tried it on a glass top stove, but I don't think it would matter. Heat is heat.
403525
Cheryl. I know these are the best you can get for a glasstop stove, however I myself would be hesitant to use them on gas burners, I would be afraid they would dicolor. I would be afraid to purchase them for that but zI have no proof that what I think is true. Reading other reviews customers say they are great. All in all this is the best set of cookware ever but I personally would not use them on a gas top--I have nothing to support that though.
1946239
I think using any cast iron may scratch a glass-top stove. I would check with the maker of the stove for sure
2250240
I have a glass top stove and these pans do very well. There was no warning with either the cookware or the stove manufacture that there would be any problems. Use the cookwar oa any stove top and enjoy!
1481805
I have used mine on a glass top stove for the last 2 years with no problem. I actually have 2 of these and as soon as one comes off to cool I have the other one ready to go. Hope this helps you....
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Although we use ours on a glass top stove I see no reason why it wouldn't work just as well on a gas range. FWIW, this cookware was a great buy for us. It is heavy and conucts the heat nicely. Cleanups are a snap.
1173477
I canned on a glass cooktop without any problems. The big problem is the differential in heat on the stove top that causes it to crack, part of it getting very hot and other part not hot. If you keep the whole stovetop (all the burners) hot, it prevents cracking.
93390
Yes, I use my Lodge products on a glass top stove and they work just fine. Just lift them straight up and be careful not to drop or drag them across the stove surface.
955037
Since it is made of stainless steel, I can't imagine that IT could get damaged. I use a gas stove, and would refer you to instructions for use and care for the glass-top stove. See if the Cameron's website has FAQ's or a Q&A; option. It is a great cooking device if you can use it.
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they are safe on glasstop if it is not an induction stove which require magnetic utensils
2281480
I have a Samsung glass top slide in stove that I use these on. They have a smooth bottom so they won't scratch the top. I love this set. It cooks evenly and while you will get some sticking like with scrambled eggs etc they are easy to clean. Soak them in hot water for a few minutes then use a sponge for stainless Steele so you don't scratch the surface and a little bit of Bar Keepers Friend and they clean spotless and quickly.
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Found this: Paula Deen's enamel-coated porcelain cookware and aluminum or stainless steel cookware are not safe to use on glass stove tops, according to the product specifications. Your stove's operation manual may also provide some insight into what type of cookware is best to use on the stovetop and what type of cookware should be avoided.
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I use my pan on a glass top stove. I love the pan and it is very easy to clean.
1768081
This was a gift for my sister and she LOVES IT. She has gas burners so I dont have a solid answer for you. My only concearn would be a food or grease build up that wasnt completely cleaned off being between the glass top burner and the pan. I personally have a glass top stove and would be reluctant to use it.
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Yes, it is. I have a glasstop stove and that's exactly the reason I bought them. Just always remember to not use the high heat setting with these pans. The instructions with the pans say not to use higher than a med-hi setting and then turn the heat down while cooking because once the pans are heated they retain the heat extremely well.
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I really don't know but I would suspect the cast iron might scratch the glass top.... I'd just check with the manufacture of the stove about using any cast iron on the surface.