Is this safe to heat milk on the stovetop with this? Gas and electric?
1684286
Used this only to heat milk with a Cappuccino maker (the frother). I wouldn't put it directly on a stove top, either gas or electric, mostly because I think it would also get the handle to hot to handle (no pun intended).
1684287
Yes, but the bottom is not a thick piece of metal like a stockpot. The contents of the container will heat up rapidly instead of gradually, so you would have to watch it closely to prevent the milk from burning.
1684288
I wouldn't. The bottom surface area is small so it would get very hot very quickly. With the frother the heat conducts outwardly to the container quickly as the milk heats. If you heat it from the outside in the milk might not warm before the unit becomes unmanageably hot.
1682462
it is safe but it will not heat up. Glass is not magnetic and so the induction stove will not heat it
1355105
I use this pot on a gas stovetop, but it is Pyrex so it should be fine on an electric burner.
856205
I've never used it with a gas stove top, but I have used it on my electric stove top and it worked fine. I would just watch the heat and how the pot reacts the first few times you try it.
47022
Yes, I have used them on a gas and electric stovetop. No problems. They work just as well as some of our Teflon pots and pans. Matter of fact we use them over a portable gas stove when camping.
1034801
Yes. I've used it on both gas and electric. You don't need a lot of heat anyway if you're making Turkish coffee. I recommend this item.
1493993
There is a plastic screen attached to the plunger which would melt on the stove. You would need to remove the lid before stove heating. I'd recommend heating the milk in a coffee mug in a microwave, better and safer. This is too nice of a SS cup to burn it up on the stove! If you warp the steel the plunger might not work properly.
1597656
I wouldn't. It says "perfect for oven, microwave and refrigerator" - I think it would include stovetop if it were safe.
248904
There is a version for gas and electric stoves. The gas version which is pictured has the heat exchanger as an integral part of the product, so it is only appropriate for a gas stove top and would not work on an electric stovetop. I find the gas stove version of the kettle heats quickly on medium heat saving energy.
2209464
I assume you can use it on both gas and electric--my stove is electric. However do you really want to own this? The glass seems really thin and the plastic insert has a strong odor that I couldn't get out and made the coffee taste funny. I stopped using mine after 4 pots of it.
335452
Yes it is safe on any stove I use on electric at med/high and even rapid boil, the original pkg from co. states for use on any burner. on gas I make sure it sits flat to get even heat and heat on med to med low.
1191111
I should not even try it. Metals in microwave are dangerous. I heat the milk in a regular cup and then pour on the stainless steel cup
1891723
Not a good idea; not even safe unless cooking oil directly on the stove burner sounds like fun to you. I also do not think direct contact with a heating element or gas flame is a good idea; the wire mesh is a fairly fine gauge and it likely to get hotter than you want.
1961499
If the stove gets hot you can cook with it. You'll probably have hot spots and cool spots depending on where the burners are, but I've used it to good effect on both gas and electric. Never tried induction or one of those glass flat top stoves so I can't vouch for those.
1639697
Yes, I use it on an electric stove top and hot plate. However, do not use it on high heat, you will melt it. It's great to use to lower the temp from the stove's low setting.
2104939
It's a glass container so if you put it on an electric element it will break -- should be OK on a gas stove. For electric, put a triangle of wire (like coat-hanger wire) on the burner first, then the container on top of that. At least that's how I used to do it; don't bother now, just drink my coffee faster!
454028
I used it on electric stove top when I lived in VA. Here in CA. I have a gas stove. I prefer it on gas but electric does work. However, I would NOT use it on a glass top stove.