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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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1. It might pay you to get an interface disc

Reply to Fumesucker (Original post)

Sun Mar 18, 2012, 05:13 AM

Mar 2012

This is a ferro-magnetic material that you put under a stainless steel, copper bottomed or aluminium cooking vessel to convert current to heat. In this way the even spread of heat in these types of pots complements the economical and rapid induction heating.

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So I'm walking around the flea market with a magnet, looking for cookware.. [View all] Fumesucker Mar 2012 OP

It might pay you to get an interface disc intaglio Mar 2012 #1

Thanks for the tip.. Fumesucker Mar 2012 #4

Have you considered cooking with gas? Starboard Tack Mar 2012 #2

I have a propane stove now and haven't used it in close to a year.. Fumesucker Mar 2012 #3

I have a 100-gallon propane tank. RebelOne Mar 2012 #5

Update on the induction cooking experience.. Fumesucker Apr 2012 #6