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CAS49OR 07-11-2014 11:32 AM
I agree. It's the reason I've put off redecorating and buying new appliances. Our builder chose the cheapest Whirlpool appliances he could find. I've had repairs on all three! I have no respect for that brand any more.

Did you find your oven door handle and vent permanently scorched and brown after using the self-clean option too?

I'm waiting for my great LG fridge to stop working, then I'll get a new set.

Originally Posted by alleyoop1 (Post 6795706)
My kitchen range has the same black chipped spots. You are right, replacement costs are so high I'd be better off buying a new stove but I hate to discard a working appliance!

jitkaau 07-12-2014 02:33 AM
Originally Posted by CAS49OR (Post 6796294)
Thanks for the idea. I found this, is it similar to yours?
http://www.oo.com.au/1800W-Highlande...du_P132055.cfm
Does it boil water really fast?
Another thing that annoys me about my gas range is the grates are so far from the flame -- a lot of wasted heat and it takes forever to heat up stuff.
That is exactly the one that I have. It was selling for $39.95 on the day that my friend's husband brought it to my attention and bought it on my behalf. I'm pleased to have it as my flat does not have a stove or cook top.

Geri B 07-12-2014 01:29 PM
This is news to me......I went to website of highlander...this is an electric one burner unit? So you can only do one
Pot at a time...I really don't see the practicality of it, but I must be missing the point......

donna13350 07-12-2014 01:47 PM
I looked into the Nuwave, too...and was appalled by the shipping fees..so I went on Ebay and bought an Aroma brand induction cooktop...I love it! I bought it mainly because I freeze and can a lot..so I thought this would save me time, and it does..Can't rave enough about it!

Rann 07-13-2014 06:06 PM
I bought them but have never tried them--it seems to be a bad thing I do.

donna13350 07-14-2014 12:44 AM
Originally Posted by Rann (Post 6799729)
I bought them but have never tried them--it seems to be a bad thing I do.
Why does it seem to be a bad thing to do?

CAS49OR 07-14-2014 07:37 AM
In this picture it looks like it has a weird plug-in?
http://www.oo.com.au/1800W-Highlande...du_P132055.cfm


Originally Posted by jitkaau (Post 6797012)
That is exactly the one that I have. It was selling for $39.95 on the day that my friend's husband brought it to my attention and bought it on my behalf. I'm pleased to have it as my flat does not have a stove or cook top.

CAS49OR 07-14-2014 07:38 AM
Maybe you want to sell them to me for a great price??

Originally Posted by Rann (Post 6799729)
I bought them but have never tried them--it seems to be a bad thing I do.

maviskw 07-14-2014 02:23 PM
Originally Posted by CAS49OR (Post 6800578)
In this picture it looks like it has a weird plug-in?
http://www.oo.com.au/1800W-Highlande...du_P132055.cfm
You're right! I don't think you use that plug in the USA. I would think they sell them all over, so would have to have lots of different plugs and wattages on them. I saw one being used in a cookware demo, but she wasn't selling the cook-top so didn't talk much about it.


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