Is this safe for a gas range?
1337407
It is well suited for a gas range. I use mine over a propane turkey fryer with no issues. Personally I would love to use mine over a gas range, but unfortunately I have a glass top range. Hope this helps
1337408
Perfectly safe. I have used mine exclusively on a gas range and it work perfect.
1337409
Answer by Sidney Patin - I use mine on a gas range all the time. Just make sure you have good sturdy burners because the canner is heavy, about 20 lbs., and it will probably break one of those newer glass tops. The instructions warn you about that.
431814
Abosolutly. There are no harmful gasses in a fairly open application. I actually wear a protable version arounnd my waste when I am working outside.It works very well on a table or the ground with a group of people sitting around.
36602
Yes, fairly well.. like an aluminum skillet. I've only used it on an electric range, not gas, so I'm not sure if that would make a difference.
403526
I have been using them on an electric range however I have friends who use the same pots and pans on open gas burners with no problems. As is typical of gas cooking (which by the way I much prefer) there will be eventual discoloration on the bottoms of the cookware which is not uncommon with gas.
70264
Yes, I think it should be fine. I've been using mine on a gas stove with no problems.
1981948
It will produce carbon monoxide, so you should use it in a well ventilated area. But this would be true for any gas stove. The Japanese use this to cook dishes at the dining room table. Like nabe, sukiyaki, yakiniku (with the right cooking surface). Much better quality than some of the cheap versions.
142441
Yes, I have a gas range and it cooks fine. Just remember to get the pan hot before you put anything in it. That way nothing sticks.
1807907
That is what this is meant for using it for. As long as the old gas is still liquid with no sticky consistency it works great! I found this unit does a wonderful job and is safe to use also...
2201476
I have a gas range and I always use it on the stove top before I put it in it's base and it works great. It doesn't matters what your heat source is because the bottom of it is just like a skillet.
687203
I have a gas stove but don't see that you would have a problem. It is a a high quality stainless steel bottom.
52379
I store 3 containers of 2 1/2 gallons each. If your storage room is going to be in an area that is not going to have any sparks or other combustion sources, I don't see any problem with storing a gas can in it. Ours is 20 feet from our house, and there are no electrical/other fire sources in the area.
2201475
I've tried this on a gas range with pieces of lamb and bone-in chicken thighs. It's worked just fine and the rutted bottom of the inner pot prevents the pot from slipping on the range.
1725232
I have an electric stove top I use, so I'm not positive. The metal is thin stainless steel, so I'd probably recommend medium to low heat with gas rather than high heat, but I think it would probably be fine.
1375514
I would not use around a gas tank. This uses an open flame to heat the end. Flames and fumes are a bad mix.
1677729
I'm sure it is safe. I returned my heater, but it was due to it being loud, although it is advertised as being quiet. The performance (heating) was good.
1191524
My understanding, (per Crate and Barrel), is that the range server is heat resistant. But - only to be used on very low heat. I put mine on a single (electric) warming plate and at the most between 'Warm' and '1'. Maybe not even '1'. (Depends on the plate. Only once did I put it on '1' and it began to boil. 'Warm' was sufficient.) Doubt that you could put it on a gas stove unless you had a dedicated burner for ultra low heat.
1884068
I only use it for gas and I don't think there should be problem on electric stove