How much should I spent on a hot plate? I'm tired of my stove
One million dollars.
>>22111581Why are you tired of your stove? How would a hot plate improve your life over just using a stove you have?
No more than $50 usd if not induction.
>>22111581based
>>22111586control freak it is>>22111589my roommates always clean it with stainless steel cleaner + clorox etc and it probably poisons me every time i cookalso cold spots
>>22111590i want induction sorry i didn't specify that in the op
>>22111592If you're that worried just wipe it down with a damp papertowel before you cook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=14&v=IhmFCX9Bq3k
>>22111581>tired of stove>wants to by a second stove
>>22111592...so you have a griddle, not a stove?
>>22111766no, I have a stove
>>22111589Not OP, but it's cheaper to go electric when you're set up for gas since the powers that be announced the phase out of combustibles.
>>22111812the heating system in my house still runs on fuel oil and I have a coal furnace. they aren't phasing out gas in my area any time soon. they haven't even phased out coal.
>>22111812Hank Hill hated this post.
>>22111782then stop cooking food directly on the hobs, try using a pan instead
>>22111815Do you live in the deep south?
>>22111815Also, is that hella expensive to run?
Depends on how hot it is. Like, don't buy a warm plate lol
>>22112988I live in eastern Pennsylvania>>22112989it's extremely cheap the run, like ~600-800 dollars for an entire winter. coal is 275 dollars a ton right now and you only need like 2 tons or a little more a winter for a medium sized house with intelligent heating use. the only problem with coal is that your house needs a chimney and you have to clean the chimney or risk a chimney fire and your house burning down.I'm talking keeping your house at 68 degrees btw if you want your house Africa hot then it will cost more and you'll be shoveling coal like a train conductor unless you have some kind of auto feed system.
>>22113218>I'm talking keeping your house at 68 degrees btwThat's too cold for me. I'm not fat and I need my heat.
>>22113713I'm also not fat I'm 130 pounds but I generally wear long sleeves all year long so 68 is fine
