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Old 08-22-2013, 10:03 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by capt_noonie View Post
The manual says that you have to use magnetic cookware? But then it says aluminum is ok to use. Aluminum isn't magnetic. Also says not to use cast iron, or glass ceramic, but copper pots are ok. Ok sure, copper pots and pans are hundreds of dollars, let me go buy a whole set. What type of metal cookware do you use? We just got a killer deal on an Electrolux to replace our old cooktop, which only one burner works.
This doesn't make sense to me. I thought cast iron was great on an induction cooktop as it is magnetic, and as copper is barely magnetic, it would be a very poor choice.

Take a magnet shopping with you. If it sticks to the bottom of a pan, that pan should work on an induction cooktop.

I've never had an induction cooktop, but a friend of mine had one installed when she remodeled her kitchen a few years ago. Not long after the remodel was finished she pulled it out & installed a gas cooktop...not really sure as to details why though. She cooks ALOT though and was used to cooking on gas before the remodel.
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