Posted by Nebraska Cowman on October 25, 2014 at 04:50:18 from (166.182.3.251):
In Reply to: Buying a stove posted by Determined on October 24, 2014 at 16:10:14:
If you've ever cooked with gas you will never go back to electric. I bought a new Acu-bake when I got the house in town. It has cast iron burner spiders. I opted for the self -cleaning oven even though I never use that feature because the salesman told me that the self- clean model has more insulation it it. It does. It hardly gets warm on the outside. The burners are pilotless but in case of power outage I can light them with a match. The oven has to have power to work. I did have an oven control go bad last year but I was able to find trouble shooting techniques online, isolate the bad unit and ordered a new replacement from Amazon.
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