can I place it direct contact with stove? this is not hexavalent chromium in the plating, correct?
1088403
I have no idea what you are talking about. Suggest you contact the manufacturer directly. Good luck.
1088404
I do not know if hexavalent chromium. I've never used directly on the stove, I use it inside a pot to smooth steamed hot dog buns and hamburger buns
1088405
I am not sure about the "plating". I have only used it with much success in my roaster. Not a very "heavy" metal.
1088406
It's not made or constructed for direct contact with a heat source i.e. to cook something on it.
1088407
hexavalent chromium as I understand to be is inherited in the production of stainless steel and not in the genuine sense relative to the finished product unlike lead. If for whatever reason one would want to "melt" the stainless down their might be an issue to contend with. As it is I'm not sure if hexavalent chromium can be extracted that way, and for what purpose?
1088408
The only heat source I expose this grate to is boiling water. I use it to elevate jars when canning, so the glass jars are not sitting directly on the hot metal base and so that boiling water circulates freely around the jam jars. Boiling water is still cooler than the temperature most stove burners can achieve. I do not know exactly what metal it is made from, other than it does not rust. That information should be available from the manufacturer.
2182340
We have had no problem with this as it is Teflon coated and our stove is a glass top. I do not know about other cooking surfaces.
1033776
I don't see the harm. Just use a non-metallic utensil to avoid scratching it.
784853
I use it on my ceramic stove. I am very careful and do not scoot it across the surface. So far, so good.
1600124
Can the range server be placed on a direct gas flame on the stove. I want to boil water in it?
952882
No, I won't do that because like others have stated, it will melt. I would only place this on a cool surface and use it as an awesome party serving tray because it holds so much. Just wait until your stove is completely cool. I actually use 2 large heat protectant glass covers that cover all 4 burners. But when the stovetop is completely cool then it's OK to place this tray on the stovetop.
1358046
I would not expect it to harm the stove top. It has no abrasive nor is it caustic. I use it as a stain remover, and other methods might be used to deal with built up residues from cooking.
103493
No. Stainless steel is not supposed to rust. I would contact Cuisinart to see what they suggest.
2278631
the mfgr recommends that you not do that. they recommend using a single hot plate rather than a ceramic stove top. that is what i did.
1340596
It will not scratch th element. If iron cookware and its content is too heavy the element support will sag or break and will touch the oven liner.
1522275
I don't think so. The setting of it won't allow you to place it on the stove directly.
441002
Absolutely do NOT put this on your stove. The black part is made of plastic and will melt on your stove. Fill with hot water from a kettle.
878871
I have only used in oven. It has a coating on the metal so I am not sure how that would react with direct heat of the stove top. The other answerer said "yes" . So maybe that person has tried it.
705359
I do not think that there is anything you can do but replace it; however, our house cleaner pointed out that the element is very close to the surface where it connects and she suggested propping up the element so the distance is greater because anything that connects the element to the inside of the stove will burn off the end of the element.
1844110
Just noticed the list from mfg in the description. It says USE WITH ELECTRIC STOVES. Ask the mfg for a photo of the bottom of the pot and again, ask if it could be used on a conduction heat electric surface. Good Luck. Stainless Steel2.5 literSturdy stainess steel, use with electric stovesPlastic handle will not get hotTapered handle for easy pouring!
1622061
Yes it is. I would avoid putting it on a stove of direct flame because the stainless steel would warp, but i have put mine in a dish washer over 100 times with no problems.
1399001
It is stainless still. I haven't tried, but I don't see why you can't as the material is pretty heavy duty and you can put it on the grill. Only caution is, the drip pan is not wide enough so the drips will be on your stove. I use a baking sheet underneath it to capture the drips so I don't have to clean the oven. Good luck