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0 pointsdan-robertson2y ago0 comments

I think the reason people usually don’t like resistive cooktops is that they change temperature slowly so it is hard to adjust things to the right temperature.

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cmclaughlin2y ago

They also transfer heat to the house, whereas induction does not. Huge benefit in hotter climates

YurgenJurgensen2y ago

Also they're capable of melting dark coloured soft plastic with radiant heat even when they've been switched off.

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0 pointsdan-robertson2y ago0 comments

I think the reason people usually don’t like resistive cooktops is that they change temperature slowly so it is hard to adjust things to the right temperature.

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cmclaughlin2y ago

They also transfer heat to the house, whereas induction does not. Huge benefit in hotter climates

YurgenJurgensen2y ago

Also they're capable of melting dark coloured soft plastic with radiant heat even when they've been switched off.

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