Need new cooker/stove/oven/range thingy

monster · 01-19-2009, 05:46 PM

The grill/broiler element blew up and it ain't a quick cheap fix and we wanted a new one anyway..... (we have a basic electric jobbie -the type you can get for about $300 although we inherited it with the house...)

We really sorta want gas 'cause we like it better but we would have to get a gas line put in and money's a bit of an issue right now (like this is the same pot the vacation comes out of and I know where my priorities lie....) but that said, we fancy spending a little more to get one of those fancy hi-fallutin' flat top ones that are easy/easier to clean. We have friends who have them and reports are mixed.... some say you have to have special cleaners and cloths for them and they're a pain to cook on. Is this true?

01-19-2009, 05:46 PM	#1
monster I hear them call the tide Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Perpetual Chaos Posts: 30,852	Need new cooker/stove/oven/range thingy The grill/broiler element blew up and it ain't a quick cheap fix and we wanted a new one anyway..... (we have a basic electric jobbie -the type you can get for about $300 although we inherited it with the house...) We really sorta want gas 'cause we like it better but we would have to get a gas line put in and money's a bit of an issue right now (like this is the same pot the vacation comes out of and I know where my priorities lie....) but that said, we fancy spending a little more to get one of those fancy hi-fallutin' flat top ones that are easy/easier to clean. We have friends who have them and reports are mixed.... some say you have to have special cleaners and cloths for them and they're a pain to cook on. Is this true? __________________ The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity Amelia Earhart

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