That is an important issue. I hope someone answers as I am considering purchasing an induction stove. What type of cooktop did you have before, gas or electric?

Thank you!!!

Canon

Just wondering why you did not like your capital bbq as I was thinking of getting one.

Hi Yatendra, we'd recommend having a chat with a plumber as the first point of call as there is various things they will need to advise on prior to selecting a bath. Once confirmed you have the plumbing set up to accomodate a new bath we'd recommend visiting one of our retail stores to have a look at our bath ranges on display.

I've seen some people use a piece of paper towel under their cast iron pans too

You can use a paper towel under the pan, but it is not the best choice. If the paper towel tears under the pan for some reason then the bottom of your cast iron pan will be in contact to the ceramic surface which is something you do not want. If you want to heat the pan to over 450F for searing there is a chance the paper towel can catch on fire! Best to use a Teflon BBQ mat, or parchment paper. Parchment paper is often used in baking, it is fairly strong, highly heat resistant, and will not catch on fire.

Nice tip thanksb

I used to do that but found it left a film that was hard to remove

Hi @bushboy7789 - we're located in Melbourne, Australia with 10 showrooms (including our clearance outlet) - www.eands.com.au/stores/ The appliances would have changed in the last 12 years, but if you're in the area feel free to drop in.

Hi jordyjustine - I don't have Rob's exact height measurements but we'd always recommend going into a store/showroom to try out the baths yourself. We always recommend that customers come in and sit/lay in the tubs to ensure they are the right length, width and shape. Sometimes the smallest thing i.e. a slope change, can make all the difference when looking for baths!

The hobs (burners) are an electromagnetic coil driven by a high frequency (in the range of 30kHZ to 40KHZ) high power electronic driver circuit. They are not DC magnets. On top of the hob you can go down to about 70% of the size with most induction cook tops. Some will accept 60% smaller size. You can go about 2 to maybe 3 inches larger diameter depending on the magnetic field dispersion of the hob. With most hobs you can go at least 2 inches diameter larger and have adequate heat. A diameter of 2 inches larger diameter. would mean an overhang of about 1 inch all the way around the edge of the hob. If the size is too far off, no harm can be done. It will mean not efficient heating of the cookware on top of the hob. Where any part of the cookware is too far past the edge of the hob's magnetic field range that part will not heat very well. You have to experiment with your cook top and see how ti react.

Hi Tim, can you send through your details and E&S order number to [email protected] and we'll look into this for you.

@@eandstrading sorry I didn’t purchase it from you

@@timhadzisavas3692 Hi Tim, that's ok. In that case we'd recommend you contact Arisit who is the Sirius distributor in VIC on 1300 762 219 for any service related issues 🙂

@@eandstrading Great I’ll give them a call thanks very much

Hi Kyla! Sorry to hear about the issues you are having with your dishwasher. If you haven't already it may be worth reaching out to AEG directly for some assistance. You can reach out to them on [email protected]. E&S

Hes cooking a steak not a stir fry.

Hi Kavan, thank you for reaching out to us with your query. E&S are a Victorian operated and run business, we are unable to facilitate international orders or deliveries I'm afraid. If you have any further queries feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]