Have you used this cookware on a ceramic glass cooktop?
583835
My sister does. Just don't drag it across the glass and you should be fine.
583836
I have a gas stove, but I have had a ceramic cooktop before I had my Circulon pots and pans and even used iron skillets on it. They (ceramic cooktops) are quite durable. I think it would be fine if you, as a previous reviewer stated, do not drag them across the glass. I love my Circulon!
583837
We do put these in the dishwasher with no problems. Bought for a ceramic glass cooktop and works the best of all our pots and pans.
470352
Do not know if you can or not, but I use mine on my ceramic glass top stove with no problem
2250239
I have read that you cannot use porcelain on a glass top stove. We switched to a gas stove and like it much better.
535269
Yes, In fact they work very well on glass tops, and I've learned recently that they do work real good on the new convection cook tops as well. To date I have not heard of anyone having trouble with any cook top type and I now know 5 friends of mine that have bought this set and just love it.
1630331
i don't have a ceramic/glass top stove, but this is the best answer i've found. There are some differing opinions on this discussion but one of the common themes to be a suggestion to use a diffuser, or flame-tamer underneath a pan so it doesn't scratch the surface. Also, don't slide the pan around - lift it up and move it.
1281558
Yes, you can use it on a glass top stove. The bottom is no more abrasive than other cookware and will make good contact with the stove surface. Just set it down gently.
1530220
I don't have any experience with ceramic cooktops but I don't see why not. Look online to see what kind of metals you can use on your stovetop. Stovetop manufacturer should tell you.
962093
Yes. I use mine on my glass cooktop and it works fine. Just be prepared to cleanup any extra batter that might overflow as you get used to filling it with the correct amount (or be more careful than I was when first starting out with how much you use). :)
432789
Yes. I got a set for Christmas several years ago. I have a ceramic cook top and they work just fine.
994426
Yes, that's why I bought it. Read their instructions carefully about preheating, maximum temperatures, etc. I found it to be perfect for glass cooktops.
1985240
We do not have a glass/ceramic stove top....sorry, don't know but don't see why they wouldn't. I have been hand washing them for years and they have really held up well.
1282823
I have a ceramic cooktop and I use the hard-anondized set...black with orange trim...no problems whatsoever so far. Have been using for 4 months or so. And yes, I have been setting hot pans on cool cooktop...so sticking, no gooey messes, nothing wrong!I can see how the colored cookware sets would be a problem, however...as they are not the same material on the outside...so be careful of that!
1252251
Elizabeth, we use it on our glass cooktop and have had no issues. Hope this helps.
261731
The literature that comes with Lodge cast iron says it's suitable for glass cooktops, but warns not to slide the cookware. That makes sense, because cast iron is very heavy. I use my cast iron on my glass cooktop and have had no problems, but I'm very careful to set it down gently, and I try not to slide any kind of cookware on it to avoid scratches.Cast iron retains heat a long time, so take care to not use too high a heat setting, as it won't cool back down as quickly as other pots do. You might want to try a slightly lower heat setting than you normally use at first.
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!
734541
I have a new ceramic flat-top electric stove and the manual says DO NOT use glass cookware on this type of stove. It will scratch the surface.
1364784
Absolutely! I own 2 sets, one for our home and one for a vacation home and they both have ceramic cooktops. Just remember you don't need to turn the heat up very high...