I want to purchase this product for use with our wok and cast irons cookware. We can no longer use these items on our new glass stovetop.
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The King Kooker is made to operate at max flame. If the gas is turned to a lower setting, it will "soot" the pans.
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My only question would be, are you using this indoors because when cooking with propane you don't want to be in an enclosed space
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It works good if you don't mind your wok or cast irons cookware turn black, and burn food easy, and difficult to control flame in lower setting... What I do is to add another metal ring before put the cookware on top of the flame.
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We do use the king kooker for our cast iron cookware especially our dutch oven. It works great and we have no problems. I am sure it would be fine with the wok as well since I have placed stainless steel cookware on it as well. Hope this helps
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I don't see why not can you use your other cook were on your ceramic glass stovetop??? If you can then you can use this one also
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Depends. To answer the question more accurately, If you place a magnet on the cookware that you intend to use and it "sticks" then you can use the cookware. If it doesn't then you can't. If you use cookware that didn't pass the magnet test then the cooktop will simply display the EO error message.
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We currently have a smooth glass top stove and this set works just fine on it. I am not certain what the manufacture recommends, but I cannot see any reason why they wouldn't recommend it for use on such tops.
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I purchased the glass top to replace a broken glass top that we had, I am not a seller; sorry, I have no idea where that set can be purchased.
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This is from the Lodge FAQ web page: What heat sources can Lodge products utilize? Lodge products may be used on various heat sources including gas, electric, induction and ceramic/glass top stoves and ovens. Seasoned Cast Iron can also be used on the grill or for camp cooking. Microwaves should not be used. Do not to drop cookware on the stovetop or slide across the surface. Begin heating cookware on low and slowly bring heat up to medium or medium/high. Always remove cookware from the stovetop after cooking. We recommend that you refer to your stove/range manufacturer's owner manual for more information regarding ceramic/glass top stovetop requirements. So the answer would be yes, but dependent on the advise of your stove's manufacturer, possibly due to a warranty issue.
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I bought these for my mother in law and she uses them on her electric stove that is glass top. She loves them. They don't have to be pre-seasoned either. Hope this help :)
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Oh sure you can you use on any stove top my brother has glass top stove and his got the entire WearEver cookware and it works beautifully on his stove. You'll love these pots.
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I used cast iron skillets on a glass top stove and had no adverse results- I did only use them on glass top for about a year (then we moved & had gas stove). Just be careful not to slam it down & hold onto the handle whenever stirring to minimize the risk of scratching the surface.
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Dear Hung,I use Visions cookware with gas stove. I believe the best respond can provide Visions. Ask them direct.
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The drawback would be possible scratching the glasstop.Cast Iron is the Swiss Army knife of cookware.
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Absolutely! I bought this wok and these handles a few weeks ago. They fit well and are a must because the cast iron gets very hot. I love them both.
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I believe I saw something on the box or directions inside the box that say not to use on stove or oven. It's frustrating, as two or three of the pieces look like you can cook with them. I sent a message to Step2, but did not get an answer. Sorry.
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Yes. I have a glass top stove. You will need a wok ring. I ended up buying 2 because the first was a crappy aluminum one that metal started flaking off & it discolored the 1st time I used it. Get the Stainless steel chrome plated one. Is the same price but much much better. Happy woking!
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They should be fine. A friend has a similar set which are used on a glass cook top. You could contact the manufacturer to be sure though.
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I don't have the answer to that. We probably should contact the company. Good question. I just know that using glass is safer than using ceramic and glazed products.
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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.